Museum stars and movie celebrities sit next to species most people have never heard of. Fame is the only thing on trial here.
1TriceratopsThe three-horned plant-eater that shared the Hell Creek landscape with T. rex.1000pts
2AnkylosaurusThe armoured tank of the Late Cretaceous, swinging a bony tail club.1000pts
3CarnotaurusA horned, short-snouted Argentine predator with arms even smaller than T. rex's.1000pts
4IguanodonOne of the first dinosaurs ever named, once drawn with its thumb spike on its nose.958pts
5AllosaurusThe top predator of the Late Jurassic, tens of millions of years before T. rex.789pts
6ParasaurolophusA duck-billed hadrosaur with a long hollow head crest that may have worked like a trumpet.789pts
7PachycephalosaurusThe dome-headed dinosaur long pictured head-butting rivals like a ram.684pts
8BrontosaurusThe long-necked icon that was sunk into Apatosaurus for a century, then revived in 2015.560pts
9StegosaurusThe plated Jurassic herbivore with a spiked tail and a famously small brain.560pts
10GiganotosaurusAn Argentine giant carnivore often billed as bigger than T. rex.560pts
11DiplodocusOne of the longest dinosaurs, known to museum crowds as Dippy.560pts
12BrachiosaurusThe giraffe-shaped sauropod that greets the visitors in Jurassic Park.560pts
13Tyrannosaurus rexThe celebrity theropod, famous for its bite and mocked for its tiny two-fingered arms.410pts
14VelociraptorA turkey-sized feathered hunter that Jurassic Park turned into a man-sized scaly killer.410pts
15DilophosaurusAn early crested theropod that Jurassic Park gave a venom spit and a neck frill it never had.410pts
16SpinosaurusThe sail-backed river hunter whose size and swimming ability are still argued over.0pts
