The new genus of dinosaurs, the "Yujiazhuang City Dragon", was named

addition of a new member to the dinosaur genus in The Zhucheng region of Shandong Province. On November 12, the reporter learned from the Dinosaur Culture Research Center in Shandong Province that the paper
written by Mo Jinyu, Wang Kebai, Chen Shuqing, Wang Peiye and Xu Xing was published in the first issue of the 36th volume of the authoritative academic journal Geological Advisory, and the author named the new dragon dinosaur "Yujiazhuang City Dragon".
study found that the dragon dinosaur left tibia fossil near the end of the strong horizontal expansion, the near end of the maximum width and backbone length ratio of 0.55, the backbone stout, stout index of 0.39, these unique features are significantly different from the Cretaceous found in other lizard-footed dinosaurs, belonging to a lizard-footed dinosaur new genus. After more than 3 years of in-depth and systematic scientific research, finally, this new member of the dinosaur was named "Yujiazhuang City Dragon."according to
, the discovery and naming of the "Yujiazhuang City Dragon" is of great significance, it is the Asian Cretaceous formation found in the stout, largest and heaviest lizard-footed dinosaurs, weighing about 40 tons, body length of more than 15 meters, than the early Asian discovery of the Bhuwanlong and northern dragons are taller. The discovery of the world's largest platypus and Asia's largest tyrannic dragon provides new evidence for studying the distribution of dinosaur species and the drift of continental plates. The discovery of the dragon fills a gap in the world's paleontical research field, lizard-footed dinosaurs are the longest-evolved dinosaurs in the dinosaur family, the fossils previously found are generally in the Jurassic, and this time found in the Cretaceous is rare. This fully proves that dinosaurs lived and reproduced throughout the Cretaceous period, spanning at least 60 million years or more. This proves that in the Meso-Generation period, the zhucheng area was indeed a paradise for dinosaurs. (Source: Science and Technology Daily Wei Dong Xu Chunguang