List of dinosaur genera

Mounted skeletons of Tyrannosaurus (left) and Apatosaurus (right) at the AMNH

Dinosaurs are a diverse group of reptiles of the clade Dinosauria. They first appeared during the Triassic period, between 243 and 233.23 million years ago, although the exact origin and timing of the evolution of dinosaurs is the subject of active research. They became the dominant terrestrial vertebrates after the Triassic–Jurassic extinction event 201.3 million years ago; their dominance continued throughout the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods. The fossil record demonstrates that birds are modern feathered dinosaurs, having evolved from earlier theropods during the Late Jurassic epoch. Birds were therefore the only dinosaur lineage to survive the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event approximately 66 million years ago. Dinosaurs can be divided into avian dinosaurs (birds) and non-avian dinosaurs, which are all dinosaurs other than birds. Birds are feathered theropod dinosaurs and constitute the only known living dinosaurs.

This list of dinosaurs is a comprehensive listing of all genera that have ever been considered to be non-avian dinosaurs, but also includes some dinosaurs of disputed status (avian? or non-avian?, where "avian" refers to the clade Avialae), as well as purely vernacular terms.

The list includes all commonly accepted genera, but also genera that are now considered invalid, doubtful (nomen dubium), or were not formally published (nomen nudum), as well as junior synonyms and genera that are no longer considered dinosaurs. Many listed names have been reclassified as everything from true birds to crocodilians to petrified wood. The list contains 1764 names, of which approximately 1328 are considered either valid dinosaur genera or nomina dubia.

## Scope and terminology[edit]

There is no official, canonical list of all non-avian dinosaur genera. The closest is the Dinosaur Genera List, compiled by biological nomenclature expert George Olshevsky, which was first published online in 1995 and was regularly updated until June 2021.[1][2] The most authoritative general source in the field is the second (2004) edition of The Dinosauria. The vast majority of names listed below are sourced to Olshevsky's list, and all subjective determinations (such as junior synonymy or non-dinosaurian status) are based on The Dinosauria, except where they conflict with primary literature. These exceptions are noted.

Naming conventions and terminology follow the International Code of Zoological Nomenclature. Technical terms used include:[1]

* Junior synonym: A name which describes the same taxon as a previously published name. If two or more genera are formally designated and the type specimens are later assigned to the same genus, the first to be published (in chronological order) is the senior synonym, and all other instances are junior synonyms. Senior synonyms are generally used, except by special decision of the ICZN (see Tyrannosaurus), but junior synonyms cannot be used again for a different genus, even if deprecated. Junior synonymy is often subjective, unless the genera described were both based on the same type specimen.
* Nomen nudum (Latin for "naked name"): A name that has appeared in print but has not yet been formally published by the standards of the ICZN. Nomina nuda (the plural form) are invalid, and are therefore not italicized as a proper generic name would be. If the name is later formally published, that name is no longer a nomen nudum and will be italicized on this list. Often, the formally published name will differ from any nomina nuda that describe the same specimen.
* Nomen oblitum (Latin for "forgotten name"): A name that has not been used in the scientific community for more than fifty years after its original proposal.
* Nomen manuscriptum (Latin for "manuscript name"): A name that appears in manuscript of a formal publication that has no scientific backing.
* Preoccupied name: A name that is formally published, but which has already been used for another taxon. This second use is invalid (as are all subsequent uses) and the name must be replaced. Preoccupied names are not valid generic names.
* Nomen dubium (Latin for "dubious name"): A name describing a fossil with no unique diagnostic features. As this can be an extremely subjective and controversial designation (see Hadrosaurus), no genera should be marked as such on this list.

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* Aachenosaurus – subsequently found to be a piece of petrified wood
* Aardonyx
* "Abdallahsaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Giraffatitan
* Abdarainurus
* Abditosaurus[3]
* Abelisaurus
* Abrictosaurus
* Abrosaurus
* Abydosaurus
* Acantholipan
* Acanthopholis
* Achelousaurus
* Acheroraptor
* Achillesaurus
* Achillobator
* Acristavus
* Acrocanthosaurus

Replica of an Allosaurus skeleton.

* Acrotholus
* Actiosaurus – subsequently found to be a choristoderan
* Adamantisaurus
* Adasaurus
* Adelolophus
* Adeopapposaurus
* Adratiklit
* Adynomosaurus
* Aegyptosaurus
* Aeolosaurus
* Aepisaurus
* Aepyornithomimus
* Aerosteon
* Aetonyx – junior synonym of Massospondylus
* Afromimus
* Afrovenator
* Agathaumas – possible synonym of Triceratops
* Aggiosaurus – subsequently found to be a metriorhynchid crocodilian
* Agilisaurus
* Agnosphitys – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Agrosaurus – probably a junior synonym of Thecodontosaurus
* Agujaceratops
* Agustinia
* Ahshislepelta
* "Airakoraptor" – nomen nudum; Kuru
* Ajancingenia – synonym of Heyuannia
* Ajkaceratops
* Ajnabia
* Akainacephalus
* Alamosaurus
* Alaskacephale
* Albalophosaurus
* Albertaceratops
* Albertadromeus
* Albertavenator
* Albertonykus
* Albertosaurus
* Albinykus
* Albisaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* Alcovasaurus – possible junior synonym of Miragaia
* Alectrosaurus
* Aletopelta

Artist's reconstruction of Amargasaurus.

* Algoasaurus
* Alioramus
* Aliwalia – junior synonym of Eucnemesaurus
* Allosaurus
* Almas
* Alnashetri
* Alocodon
* Altirhinus
* Altispinax
* Alvarezsaurus
* Alwalkeria
* Alxasaurus
* Amanasaurus[4] – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Amanzia
* Amargasaurus
* "Amargastegos" – nomen nudum
* Amargatitanis
* Amazonsaurus
* Ambopteryx
* Ammosaurus – junior synonym of Anchisaurus
* Ampelognathus[5]
* Ampelosaurus
* Amphicoelias
* "Amphicoelicaudia" – nomen nudum; synonym of Huabeisaurus
* "Amphisaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Anchisaurus
* Amtocephale
* Amtosaurus – possibly a junior synonym of Talarurus
* Amurosaurus
* Amygdalodon
* Anabisetia
* Analong
* Anasazisaurus
* Anatosaurus – junior synonym of Edmontosaurus
* Anatotitan – junior synonym of Edmontosaurus
* Anchiceratops
* Anchiornis
* Anchisaurus
* Andesaurus

Artist's reconstruction of Anzu.

* "Andhrasaurus" – nomen nudum
* Angaturama – possible junior synonym of Irritator
* "Angloposeidon" – nomen nudum
* Angolatitan
* Angulomastacator
* Anhuilong
* Aniksosaurus
* Animantarx
* Ankistrodon – subsequently found to be a proterosuchid archosauriform
* Ankylosaurus
* Anodontosaurus
* Anomalipes
* Anoplosaurus
* Anserimimus
* Antarctopelta
* Antarctosaurus
* Antetonitrus
* Anthodon – subsequently found to be a pareiasaur
* Antrodemus – possibly a synonym of Allosaurus
* Anzu
* Aoniraptor
* Aorun
* Apatodon – possibly a junior synonym of Allosaurus
* Apatoraptor
* Apatosaurus
* Appalachiosaurus
* Aquilarhinus
* Aquilops
* Arackar
* Aragosaurus
* Aralosaurus
* Aratasaurus
* "Araucanoraptor" – nomen nudum; Neuquenraptor
* Archaeoceratops
* Archaeodontosaurus

Artist's restoration of Archaeoceratops.

* Archaeopteryx – possibly a bird
* Archaeoraptor – a chimaera of the bird Yanornis and the dromaeosaur Microraptor
* Archaeornis – junior synonym of Archaeopteryx
* Archaeornithoides
* Archaeornithomimus
* Arcovenator
* Arctosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* Arcusaurus
* Arenysaurus
* Argentinosaurus
* Argyrosaurus
* Aristosaurus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
* Aristosuchus
* Arizonasaurus – subsequently found to be a rauisuchian
* Arkansaurus
* Arkharavia
* Arrhinoceratops
* Arrudatitan
* Arstanosaurus
* Asfaltovenator
* Asiaceratops
* Asiamericana – a fish
* Asiatosaurus
* Asilisaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Astrodon
* Astrodonius – junior synonym of Astrodon
* Astrodontaurus – junior synonym of Astrodon
* Astrophocaudia
* Asylosaurus
* Atacamatitan
* Atlantosaurus
* Atlasaurus
* Atlascopcosaurus
* Atrociraptor
* Atsinganosaurus

Artist's restoration of Austroraptor.

* Aublysodon
* Aucasaurus
* "Augustia" – preoccupied name, now known as Agustinia
* Augustynolophus
* Auroraceratops
* Aurornis
* Australodocus
* Australotitan
* Australovenator
* Austrocheirus
* Austroposeidon
* Austroraptor
* Austrosaurus
* Avaceratops
* "Avalonia" – preoccupied name, now known as Avalonianus
* Avalonianus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Aviatyrannis
* Avimimus
* Avipes – probably a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
* Avisaurus – subsequently found to be an enantiornithine bird
* Azendohsaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosauromorph

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* Baalsaurus
* Bactrosaurus
* Bagaceratops
* Bagaraatan
* Bagualia
* Bagualosaurus
* Bahariasaurus
* Bainoceratops
* Bajadasaurus
* "Bakesaurus" – nomen nudum; Bactrosaurus
* Balaur – possibly a bird
* "Balochisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Bambiraptor
* Banji
* Bannykus

Reconstructed skeletal mount of Baryonyx at the National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo.

* Baotianmansaurus
* Barapasaurus
* Barilium
* Barosaurus
* Barrosasaurus
* Barsboldia
* Baryonyx
* Bashanosaurus[6]
* Bashunosaurus
* Basutodon – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Bathygnathus – a pelycosaur, Dimetrodon
* Batyrosaurus
* Baurutitan
* Bayannurosaurus
* "Bayosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Becklespinax – junior synonym of Altispinax
* "Beelemodon" – nomen nudum
* Beg
* Beibeilong
* Beipiaognathus – chimera of several unnamed dinosaurs
* Beipiaosaurus
* Beishanlong
* Bellusaurus
* Belodon – subsequently found to be a phytosaur
* Berberosaurus
* Berthasaura[7]
* Betasuchus
* Bicentenaria
* Bienosaurus
* "Bihariosaurus" – nomen nudum
* "Bilbeyhallorum" – nomen nudum; Cedarpelta
* Bissektipelta
* Bistahieversor
* Bisticeratops[8]
* "Blancocerosaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Giraffatitan
* Blasisaurus
* Blikanasaurus
* Bolong
* Bonapartenykus
* Bonapartesaurus
* Bonatitan
* Bonitasaura
* Borealopelta
* Borealosaurus
* Boreonykus
* Borogovia
* Bothriospondylus
* Brachiosaurus
* Brachyceratops
* Brachylophosaurus
* Brachypodosaurus
* Brachyrophus – junior synonym of Camptosaurus

Artist's restoration of Borealopelta.

* Brachytaenius – subsequently found to be a metriorhynchid; junior objective synonym of Dakosaurus or Geosaurus
* Brachytrachelopan
* Bradycneme
* Brasileosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Brasilotitan
* Bravasaurus
* Bravoceratops
* Breviceratops
* Brighstoneus[9]
* Brohisaurus
* Brontomerus
* "Brontoraptor" – nomen nudum, synonym of Torvosaurus
* Brontosaurus
* Bruhathkayosaurus
* Bugenasaura – junior synonym of Thescelosaurus
* Buitreraptor
* Burianosaurus
* Buriolestes
* Bustingorrytitan[10]
* "Byranjaffia" – nomen nudum; Byronosaurus
* Byronosaurus

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* Caenagnathasia
* Caenagnathus
* Caieiria[11]
* Caihong
* Calamosaurus
* "Calamospondylus" – preoccupied name, now known as Calamosaurus
* Calamospondylus
* Callovosaurus
* Calvarius[12]
* Camarasaurus
* Camarillasaurus
* Camelotia
* Camposaurus
* "Camptonotus" – preoccupied name, now known as Camptosaurus
* Camptosaurus
* "Campylodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Campylodoniscus
* Campylodoniscus
* Canardia
* "Capitalsaurus" – nomen nudum
* Carcharodontosaurus
* Cardiodon
* Carnotaurus
* Caseosaurus
* Cathartesaura
* Cathetosaurus — possibly a species of Camarasaurus

Centrosaurus skull.

* Caudipteryx
* Caudocoelus – junior synonym of Teinurosaurus
* Caulodon – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
* Cedarosaurus
* Cedarpelta
* Cedrorestes
* Centemodon – subsequently found to be a phytosaur
* Centrosaurus
* Cerasinops
* Ceratonykus
* Ceratops
* Ceratosaurus
* Ceratosuchops[13]
* Cetiosauriscus
* Cetiosaurus
* Changchunsaurus
* "Changdusaurus" – nomen nudum
* Changmiania
* Changyuraptor
* Chaoyangsaurus
* Charonosaurus
* Chasmosaurus
* Chassternbergia – junior synonym of Edmontonia
* Chebsaurus
* Chenanisaurus
* Cheneosaurus – junior synonym of Hypacrosaurus
* Chialingosaurus
* Chiayusaurus
* Chienkosaurus – possible junior synonym of Szechuanosaurus
* "Chihuahuasaurus" – nomen nudum; Sonorasaurus
* Chilantaisaurus
* Chilesaurus
* Chindesaurus
* Chingkankousaurus
* Chinshakiangosaurus
* Chirostenotes
* Choconsaurus
* Chondrosteosaurus

Artist's restoration of Ceratosaurus.

* Choyrodon
* Chromogisaurus
* Chuandongocoelurus
* Chuanjiesaurus
* Chuanqilong
* Chubutisaurus
* Chucarosaurus[14]
* Chungkingosaurus
* Chuxiongosaurus
* "Cinizasaurus" – nomen nudum
* Cionodon
* Citipati
* Citipes
* Cladeiodon – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian rauisuchian; synonym of Teratosaurus
* Claorhynchus – possibly Triceratops
* Claosaurus
* Clarencea – subsequently found to be a sphenosuchian; synonym of Sphenosuchus
* Clasmodosaurus
* Clepsysaurus – subsequently found to be a phytosaur, possibly Palaeosaurus
* Coahuilaceratops
* Coelophysis
* "Coelosaurus" – preoccupied genus name, species "Coelosaurus" antiquus
* Coeluroides
* Coelurosauravus – subsequently found to be a primitive diapsid
* Coelurus
* Colepiocephale
* "Coloradia" – preoccupied name, now known as Coloradisaurus
* Coloradisaurus
* "Colossosaurus" – nomen nudum; Pelorosaurus
* Comahuesaurus
* "Comanchesaurus" – nomen nudum
* Compsognathus

Coelophysis mounted skeleton at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History.

* Compsosuchus
* Concavenator
* Conchoraptor
* Condorraptor
* Convolosaurus
* Coronosaurus
* Corythoraptor
* Corythosaurus
* Craspedodon
* Crataeomus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
* Craterosaurus
* Creosaurus – junior synonym of Allosaurus
* Crichtonpelta
* Crichtonsaurus
* Cristatusaurus
* Crittendenceratops
* Crosbysaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
* Cruxicheiros
* Cryolophosaurus
* Cryptodraco – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Cryptosaurus
* "Cryptoraptor" – nomen nudum
* Cryptosaurus
* Cryptovolans – junior synonym of Microraptor
* Cumnoria

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* Daanosaurus
* Dacentrurus
* "Dachongosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Daemonosaurus
* Dahalokely
* Dakosaurus – subsequently found to be a metriorhynchid crocodilian
* Dakotadon
* Dakotaraptor
* Daliansaurus
* "Damalasaurus" – nomen nudum
* Dandakosaurus
* Danubiosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
* "Daptosaurus" – nomen nudum; early manuscript name for Deinonychus
* Darwinsaurus – junior synonym of Hypselospinus or Mantellisaurus
* Dashanpusaurus
* Daspletosaurus
* Dasygnathoides – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur; possible junior synonym of Ornithosuchus
* "Dasygnathus" – preoccupied name, now known as Dasygnathoides
* Datai[15]
* Datanglong

Artist's restoration of Deinocheirus.

* Datonglong
* Datousaurus
* Daurlong[16]
* Daurosaurus – synonym of Kulindadromeus
* Daxiatitan
* Deinocheirus
* Deinodon – possibly Gorgosaurus
* Deinonychus
* Delapparentia – junior synonym of Iguanodon
* Deltadromeus
* Demandasaurus
* Denversaurus
* Deuterosaurus – subsequently found to be a therapsid
* Diabloceratops
* Diamantinasaurus
* Dianchungosaurus – subsequently found to be a crocodilian
* "Diceratops" – preoccupied name, now known as Nedoceratops
* Diceratus – junior synonym of Nedoceratops
* Diclonius
* Dicraeosaurus
* Didanodon – synonym of Lambeosaurus; possibly a nomen nudum
* Dilong
* Dilophosaurus
* Diluvicursor
* Dimodosaurus – junior synonym of Plateosaurus
* Dineobellator
* Dinheirosaurus – possible junior synonym of Supersaurus
* Dinodocus
* "Dinosaurus" – preoccupied name for a junior synonym of Brithopus; now a junior synonym of Plateosaurus

Artist's restoration of Diamantinasaurus.

* Dinotyrannus – junior synonym Tyrannosaurus or some other tyrannosaurid
* Diodorus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Diplodocus
* Diplotomodon
* Diracodon – junior synonym of Stegosaurus
* Dolichosuchus
* Dollodon – junior synonym of Mantellisaurus
* "Domeykosaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Arackar
* Dongbeititan
* Dongyangopelta
* Dongyangosaurus
* Doratodon – subsequently found to be a crocodilian
* Doryphorosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Kentrosaurus
* Draconyx
* Dracopelta
* Dracoraptor
* Dracorex – junior synonym of Pachycephalosaurus
* Dracovenator
* Dravidosaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Dreadnoughtus
* Drinker – junior synonym of Nanosaurus
* Dromaeosauroides
* Dromaeosaurus
* Dromiceiomimus
* Dromicosaurus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
* Drusilasaura
* Dryosaurus

A Dysalotosaurus skeleton.

* Dryptosauroides
* Dryptosaurus
* Dubreuillosaurus
* "Duranteceratops" – nomen nudum
* Duriatitan
* Duriavenator
* Dynamosaurus – junior synonym of Tyrannosaurus
* Dynamoterror
* Dyoplosaurus
* Dysalotosaurus
* Dysganus
* Dyslocosaurus
* Dystrophaeus
* Dystylosaurus – junior synonym of Supersaurus
* Dzharaonyx[17]
* Dzharatitanis

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* Echinodon
* Edmarka – junior synonym of Torvosaurus
* Edmontonia
* Edmontosaurus
* Efraasia

Replica of an Eoraptor skeleton.

* Einiosaurus
* Ekrixinatosaurus
* Elachistosuchus – subsequently found to be a rhynchocephalian
* Elaltitan
* Elaphrosaurus
* Elemgasem[18]
* Elmisaurus
* Elopteryx
* Elosaurus – junior synonym of Brontosaurus
* Elrhazosaurus
* "Elvisaurus" – nomen nudum; Cryolophosaurus
* Emausaurus
* Embasaurus
* Enigmosaurus
* Eoabelisaurus
* Eobrontosaurus – junior synonym of Brontosaurus
* Eocarcharia
* Eoceratops – junior synonym of Chasmosaurus
* Eocursor
* Eodromaeus
* "Eohadrosaurus" – nomen nudum; Eolambia
* Eolambia
* Eomamenchisaurus
* Eoneophron[19]
* "Eoplophysis" – nomen nudum
* Eoraptor
* Eosinopteryx
* Eotrachodon
* Eotriceratops
* Eotyrannus
* Eousdryosaurus
* Epachthosaurus
* Epanterias – may be Allosaurus
* "Ephoenosaurus" – nomen nudum; Machimosaurus (a crocodilian)
* Epicampodon – subsequently found to be a proterosuchid archosauriform, Ankistrodon
* Epichirostenotes
* Epidendrosaurus – synonym of Scansoriopteryx
* Epidexipteryx
* Equijubus
* Erectopus
* Erketu

Life restoration of Euoplocephalus.

* Erliansaurus
* Erlikosaurus
* Erythrovenator
* Eshanosaurus
* "Euacanthus" – nomen nudum; junior synonym of Polacanthus
* Eucamerotus
* Eucentrosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Centrosaurus
* Eucercosaurus
* Eucnemesaurus
* Eucoelophysis – possibly non-dinosaurian
* "Eugongbusaurus" – nomen nudum
* Euhelopus
* Euoplocephalus
* Eupodosaurus – subsequently found to be a nothosaur synonymous with Lariosaurus
* "Eureodon" – nomen nudum; Tenontosaurus
* Eurolimnornis – subsequently found to be a pterosaur
* Euronychodon
* Europasaurus
* Europatitan
* Europelta
* Euskelosaurus
* Eustreptospondylus

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* Fabrosaurus – possibly Lesothosaurus
* Falcarius
* "Fendusaurus" – nomen nudum
* "Fenestrosaurus" – nomen nudum; Oviraptor
* Ferganasaurus
* "Ferganastegos" – nomen nudum
* Ferganocephale
* Ferrisaurus
* Foraminacephale
* Fosterovenator
* Fostoria
* Frenguellisaurus – junior synonym of Herrerasaurus

Life restoration of Fruitadens.

* Fruitadens
* Fujianvenator[20]
* Fukuiraptor
* Fukuisaurus
* Fukuititan
* Fukuivenator
* Fulengia
* Fulgurotherium
* Furcatoceratops[21]
* Fushanosaurus
* "Fusinasus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
* Fusuisaurus
* "Futabasaurus" – nomen nudum; not to be confused with the formally named plesiosaur Futabasaurus
* Futalognkosaurus
* Fylax[22]

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* "Gadolosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Galeamopus
* Galesaurus – subsequently found to be a therapsid
* Galleonosaurus
* Gallimimus
* Galtonia – subsequently found to be a pseudosuchian; possibly a junior synonym of Revueltosaurus
* Galveosaurus – synonym of Galvesaurus
* Galvesaurus
* Gamatavus[23] — possibly non-dinosaurian
* Gandititan[24]
* Gannansaurus
* "Gansutitan" – nomen nudum; Daxiatitan
* Ganzhousaurus
* Gargoyleosaurus
* Garrigatitan
* Garudimimus
* Garumbatitan[25]
* Gasosaurus

Artist's restoration of Giganotosaurus.

* Gasparinisaura
* Gastonia
* "Gavinosaurus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
* Geminiraptor
* Genusaurus
* Genyodectes
* Geranosaurus
* Gideonmantellia
* Giganotosaurus
* Gigantoraptor
* "Gigantosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Tornieria
* Gigantosaurus
* Gigantoscelus – Probable junior synonym of Euskelosaurus
* Gigantspinosaurus
* Gilmoreosaurus
* "Ginnareemimus" – nomen nudum; Kinnareemimus
* Giraffatitan
* Glacialisaurus
* Glishades
* Glyptodontopelta
* Gnathovorax
* Gobiceratops – possibly a junior synonym of Bagaceratops
* Gobihadros
* Gobiraptor
* Gobisaurus
* Gobititan
* Gobivenator
* "Godzillasaurus" – nomen nudum; Gojirasaurus
* Gojirasaurus
* Gondwanatitan
* Gongbusaurus
* Gongpoquansaurus
* Gongxianosaurus
* Gonkoken[26]
* Gorgosaurus
* Goyocephale

Artist's reconstruction of Giraffatitan.

* Graciliceratops
* Graciliraptor
* Gracilisuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Gravitholus
* Gremlin[27]
* Gresslyosaurus – possible junior synonym of Plateosaurus
* Griphornis – junior synonym of Archaeopteryx
* Griphosaurus – junior synonym of Archaeopteryx
* Gryphoceratops
* Gryponyx
* Gryposaurus
* "Gspsaurus" – nomen nudum
* Guaibasaurus
* Gualicho
* Guanlong
* Guemesia[28]
* Gwyneddosaurus – subsequently found to be a tanystrophid
* Gyposaurus – possibly a junior synonym of Massospondylus

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* "Hadrosauravus" – nomen nudum; junior synonym of Gryposaurus
* Hadrosaurus
* Haestasaurus
* Hagryphus
* Hallopus – subsequently found to be a crocodylomorph
* Halszkaraptor
* Halticosaurus
* Hamititan[29]
* Hanssuesia
* "Hanwulosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Haplocanthosaurus
* "Haplocanthus" – preoccupied name, now known as Haplocanthosaurus
* Haplocheirus
* Harpymimus
* Haya
* Hecatasaurus – junior synonym of Telmatosaurus
* "Heilongjiangosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Heishansaurus
* Helioceratops

Huaxiagnathus fossil displayed in Hong Kong Science Museum

* "Helopus" – preoccupied name, now known as Euhelopus
* Heptasteornis
* Herbstosaurus – subsequently found to be a pterosaur
* Herrerasaurus
* Hesperonychus
* Hesperornithoides
* Hesperosaurus
* Heterodontosaurus
* Heterosaurus – possible synonym of Mantellisaurus
* Hexing
* Hexinlusaurus
* Heyuannia
* Hierosaurus
* Hikanodon – junior synonym of Iguanodon
* Hippodraco
* "Hironosaurus" – nomen nudum
* "Hisanohamasaurus" – nomen nudum
* Histriasaurus
* Homalocephale
* "Honghesaurus" – nomen nudum later described as Yandusaurus; name later used for a genus of marine reptile
* Hongshanosaurus – junior synonym of Psittacosaurus
* Hoplitosaurus
* Hoplosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
* Horshamosaurus
* Hortalotarsus – possible junior synonym of Massospondylus
* Huabeisaurus
* Hualianceratops
* Huallasaurus[30]
* Huanansaurus
* Huanghetitan
* Huangshanlong
* Huaxiagnathus
* Huaxiaosaurus – junior synonym of Shantungosaurus
* "Huaxiasaurus" – nomen nudum; Huaxiagnathus
* Huayangosaurus
* Hudiesaurus
* Huehuecanauhtlus

Skeleton of Hypsilophodon.

* Huinculsaurus
* Hulsanpes
* Hungarosaurus
* Huxleysaurus – junior synonym of Hypselospinus
* Hylaeosaurus
* Hylosaurus – junior synonym of Hylaeosaurus
* Hypacrosaurus
* Hypselorhachis – subsequently found to be a ctenosauriscid
* Hypselosaurus
* Hypselospinus
* Hypsibema
* Hypsilophodon
* Hypsirhophus

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* Iani[31]
* Iberospinus[32]
* Ibirania[33]
* "Ichabodcraniosaurus" – nomen nudum; Shri
* Ichthyovenator
* Igai[34]
* Ignavusaurus
* Ignotosaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Iguanacolossus
* Iguanodon
* "Iguanoides" – nomen nudum; Iguanodon
* "Iguanosaurus" – nomen nudum; Iguanodon
* Iliosuchus
* Ilokelesia
* Imperobator
* Inawentu[35]
* Incisivosaurus
* Indosaurus
* Indosuchus
* "Ingenia" – preoccupied name, now known as Heyuannia yanshini
* Ingentia
* Inosaurus
* Invictarx
* Irisosaurus

Artist's reconstruction of Iguanodon.

* Irritator
* Isaberrysaura
* Isanosaurus
* Isasicursor
* Ischioceratops
* Ischisaurus – junior synonym of Herrerasaurus
* "Ischyrosaurus" – preoccupied genus name, species Ischyrosaurus manseli
* Isisaurus
* "Issasaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus
* Issi[36]
* Itapeuasaurus
* Itemirus
* Iuticosaurus
* Iyuku[37]

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* Jaculinykus[38]
* Jainosaurus
* Jakapil[39]
* Jaklapallisaurus
* Janenschia
* Jaxartosaurus
* Jeholosaurus
* Jenghizkhan – junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
* "Jensenosaurus" – nomen nudum; Supersaurus
* Jeyawati
* Jianchangosaurus
* "Jiangjunmiaosaurus" – nomen nudum; Monolophosaurus
* Jiangjunosaurus
* Jiangshanosaurus

Life restoration of Jinfengopteryx.

* Jiangxisaurus
* Jiangxititan[40]
* Jianianhualong
* Jinbeisaurus
* Jinfengopteryx
* "Jingia"[41] – preoccupied name, has not yet been renamed
* Jingshanosaurus
* Jintasaurus
* Jinyunpelta
* Jinzhousaurus
* Jiutaisaurus
* Jobaria
* Jubbulpuria – possible junior synonym of Laevisuchus
* Judiceratops
* Jurapteryx – junior synonym of Archaeopteryx
* "Jurassosaurus" – nomen nudum; Tianchisaurus
* Juratyrant
* Juravenator

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* Kaatedocus
* "Kagasaurus" – nomen nudum
* Kaijiangosaurus
* Kaijutitan
* Kakuru
* Kamuysaurus
* Kangnasaurus
* Kansaignathus[42]
* Karongasaurus
* Katepensaurus
* "Katsuyamasaurus" – nomen nudum
* Kayentavenator
* Kazaklambia
* Kelmayisaurus
* Kelumapusaura[30]
* Kemkemia – subsequently found to be a crocodyliform
* Kentrosaurus
* Kentrurosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Kentrosaurus
* Kerberosaurus

Kentrosaurus skeleton.

* Khaan
* "Khetranisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Kholumolumo
* Khulsanurus[43]
* Kileskus
* Kinnareemimus
* "Kitadanisaurus" – nomen nudum; Fukuiraptor
* "Kittysaurus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
* Klamelisaurus
* Kol
* Koparion
* Koreaceratops
* Koreanosaurus
* "Koreanosaurus" – nomen nudum; name later used formally for a genus of ornithopod
* Koshisaurus
* Kosmoceratops
* Kotasaurus
* Koutalisaurus – possible junior synonym of Pararhabdodon
* Kritosaurus
* Kryptops
* Krzyzanowskisaurus – probably a pseudosuchian (Revueltosaurus?)
* Kukufeldia – junior synonym of Barilium
* Kulceratops
* Kulindadromeus
* Kulindapteryx – synonym of Kulindadromeus
* Kunbarrasaurus
* Kundurosaurus
* "Kunmingosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Kuru[44]
* Kurupi[45]
* Kuszholia – subsequently found to be a bird
* Kwanasaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian

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* Labocania
* Labrosaurus – junior synonym of Allosaurus

Artist's restoration of Lambeosaurus.

* "Laelaps" – preoccupied name, now known as Dryptosaurus
* Laevisuchus
* Lagerpeton – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian pterosauromorph
* Lagosuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
* Laiyangosaurus
* Lajasvenator
* Lamaceratops – possible junior synonym of Bagaceratops
* Lambeosaurus
* Lametasaurus
* Lamplughsaura
* Lanasaurus – junior synonym of Lycorhinus
* "Lancangosaurus" – variant spelling of "Lancanjiangosaurus"
* "Lancanjiangosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Lanzhousaurus
* Laosaurus
* Lapampasaurus
* Laplatasaurus
* Lapparentosaurus
* Laquintasaura
* Latenivenatrix – possible junior synonym of Stenonychosaurus
* Latirhinus
* Lavocatisaurus
* Leaellynasaura
* Ledumahadi
* Leinkupal
* Leipsanosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
* "Lengosaurus" – nomen nudum; Eotyrannus
* Leonerasaurus
* Lepidocheirosaurus — junior synonym of Kulindadromeus
* Lepidus

Artist's restoration of Limusaurus.

* Leptoceratops
* Leptorhynchos
* Leptospondylus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
* Leshansaurus
* Lesothosaurus
* Lessemsaurus
* Levnesovia
* Lewisuchus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Lexovisaurus
* Leyesaurus
* Liaoceratops
* Liaoningosaurus
* Liaoningotitan
* Liaoningvenator
* "Liassaurus" – nomen nudum; possible synonym of Sarcosaurus
* Libycosaurus – subsequently found to be an anthracothere mammal
* Ligabueino
* Ligabuesaurus
* "Ligomasaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Giraffatitan
* "Likhoelesaurus" – nomen nudum; possibly non-dinosaurian
* Liliensternus
* Limaysaurus
* "Limnornis" – preoccupied name, now known as Palaeocursornis ( a pterosaur)
* "Limnosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Telmatosaurus
* Limusaurus
* Lingwulong
* Lingyuanosaurus
* Linhenykus
* Linheraptor
* Linhevenator

Life reconstruction of two individuals of Linhenykus in their arid Campanian-aged living environment.

* Lirainosaurus
* Lisboasaurus – subsequently found to be a crocodilian
* Liubangosaurus
* Llukalkan[46]
* Lohuecotitan
* Loncosaurus
* Longisquama – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* Longosaurus – junior synonym of Coelophysis
* Lophorhothon
* Lophostropheus
* Loricatosaurus
* Loricosaurus
* Losillasaurus
* Lourinhanosaurus
* Lourinhasaurus
* Luanchuanraptor
* "Luanpingosaurus" – nomen nudum; Psittacosaurus
* Lucianosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
* Lucianovenator
* Lufengosaurus
* Lukousaurus – possibly a crurotarsan
* Luoyanggia
* Lurdusaurus
* Lusitanosaurus
* Lusotitan
* Lusovenator
* Lutungutali – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Lycorhinus
* Lythronax

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* Macelognathus – subsequently found to be a sphenosuchian crocodilian
* Machairasaurus
* Machairoceratops
* Macrocollum
* Macrodontophion – subsequently found to be a member of Lophotrochozoa
* Macrogryphosaurus
* Macrophalangia – junior synonym of Chirostenotes

Artist's reconstruction of Massospondylus.

* "Macroscelosaurus" – nomen nudum; junior synonym of Tanystropheus
* Macrurosaurus
* "Madsenius" – nomen nudum, Allosaurus
* Magnamanus
* Magnapaulia
* Magnirostris – possible junior synonym of Bagaceratops
* Magnosaurus
* "Magulodon" – nomen nudum
* Magyarosaurus
* Mahakala
* Mahuidacursor
* Maiasaura
* Maip[47]
* Majungasaurus
* Majungatholus – junior synonym of Majungasaurus
* Malarguesaurus
* Malawisaurus
* Maleevosaurus – junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
* Maleevus
* Malefica[48]
* Mamenchisaurus
* Mandschurosaurus
* Manidens
* Manospondylus – synonym of Tyrannosaurus
* Mansourasaurus
* Mantellisaurus
* Mantellodon – junior synonym of Mantellisaurus
* "Maojandino" – nomen nudum
* Mapusaurus
* Maraapunisaurus
* Marasuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian dinosauromorph
* "Marisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Marmarospondylus
* Marshosaurus
* Martharaptor
* Masiakasaurus
* Massospondylus

Artist's reconstruction of Microraptor with colouration based on fossilised melanosomes.

* Matheronodon
* Maxakalisaurus
* Mbiresaurus[49]
* Medusaceratops
* "Megacervixosaurus" – nomen nudum
* "Megadactylus" – preoccupied name, now known as Anchisaurus
* "Megadontosaurus" – nomen nudum; Microvenator
* Megalosaurus
* Megapnosaurus – possible junior synonym of Coelophysis
* Megaraptor
* Mei
* Melanorosaurus
* Mendozasaurus
* Menefeeceratops
* Menucocelsior[50]
* Meraxes[51]
* Mercuriceratops
* Meroktenos
* Metriacanthosaurus
* "Microcephale" – nomen nudum
* "Microceratops" – preoccupied name, now known as Microceratus
* Microceratus
* Microcoelus
* "Microdontosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Microhadrosaurus
* Micropachycephalosaurus
* Microraptor
* Microvenator
* Mierasaurus
* "Mifunesaurus" – nomen nudum
* Migmanychion[52]
* Minimocursor[53]
* Minmi
* Minotaurasaurus
* Minqaria[54]
* Miragaia
* Mirischia
* Mnyamawamtuka
* Moabosaurus
* Mochlodon
* "Mohammadisaurus" – nomen nudum; Tornieria

Cast of a Muttaburrasaurus skeleton.

* Mojoceratops – junior synonym of Chasmosaurus
* Mongolosaurus
* Mongolostegus
* Monkonosaurus
* Monoclonius
* Monolophosaurus
* "Mononychus" – preoccupied name, now known as Mononykus
* Mononykus
* Montanoceratops
* Morelladon
* Morinosaurus
* Moros
* Morosaurus – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
* Morrosaurus
* Mosaiceratops
* "Moshisaurus" – nomen nudum; possibly Mamenchisaurus
* "Mtapaiasaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Giraffatitan
* "Mtotosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus
* Murusraptor
* Mussaurus
* Muttaburrasaurus
* Muyelensaurus
* Mymoorapelta

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* Naashoibitosaurus
* Nambalia
* Nankangia
* Nanningosaurus
* Nanosaurus
* Nanotyrannus – possible junior synonym of Tyrannosaurus
* Nanshiungosaurus
* Nanuqsaurus
* Nanyangosaurus
* Napaisaurus[55]
* Narambuenatitan
* Narindasaurus
* Nasutoceratops
* Natovenator[56]
* "Natronasaurus" – invalid name, either Alcovasaurus or Miragaia

Life restoration of Neimongosaurus.

* Navajoceratops
* Nebulasaurus
* "Nectosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Kritosaurus
* Nedcolbertia
* Nedoceratops – possible junior synonym of Triceratops
* Neimongosaurus
* "Nemegtia" – preoccupied name, now known as Nemegtomaia
* Nemegtomaia
* Nemegtonykus
* Nemegtosaurus
* "Neosaurus" – preoccupied name; renamed Parrosaurus, which is now Hypsibema
* Neosodon
* Neovenator
* Neuquenraptor
* Neuquensaurus
* Nevadadromeus[57]
* "Newtonsaurus" – nomen nudum, possibly Zanclodon
* "Ngexisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Ngwevu
* Nhandumirim
* Nicksaurus – nomen manuscriptum
* Niebla
* Nigersaurus
* Ningyuansaurus
* Ninjatitan
* Niobrarasaurus
* Nipponosaurus
* Noasaurus
* Nodocephalosaurus
* Nodosaurus
* Nomingia – possible junior synonym of Elmisaurus
* Nopcsaspondylus
* Normanniasaurus

Restored head of Nemegtomaia.

* Notatesseraeraptor
* Nothronychus
* Notoceratops
* Notocolossus
* Notohypsilophodon
* Nqwebasaurus
* "Nteregosaurus" – nomen nudum; Janenschia
* Nullotitan
* "Nurosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Nuthetes
* Nyasasaurus — possibly non-dinosaurian
* "Nyororosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus

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* Oblitosaurus[58]
* Oceanotitan
* Ohmdenosaurus
* Ojoceratops – possible synonym of Eotriceratops
* Ojoraptorsaurus
* Oksoko
* Oligosaurus – possible synonym of Mochlodon
* Olorotitan
* Omeisaurus
* "Omosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Dacentrurus
* Ondogurvel[59]
* Onychosaurus – junior synonym of Zalmoxes or Rhabdodon, or an ankylosaurian
* Oohkotokia
* Opisthocoelicaudia
* Oplosaurus
* "Orcomimus" – nomen nudum
* Orinosaurus – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Orosaurus
* Orkoraptor
* Ornatops
* Ornatotholus – junior synonym of Stegoceras
* Ornithodesmus
* "Ornithoides" – nomen nudum; Saurornithoides
* Ornitholestes
* Ornithomerus – possible synonym of Mochlodon
* Ornithomimoides
* Ornithomimus
* Ornithopsis

Artist's reconstruction of Omeisaurus.

* Ornithosuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Ornithotarsus – junior synonym of Hadrosaurus
* Orodromeus
* Orosaurus
* Orthogoniosaurus
* Orthomerus
* Oryctodromeus
* "Oshanosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Osmakasaurus
* Ostafrikasaurus
* Ostromia
* Othnielia – junior synonym of Nanosaurus
* Othnielosaurus – junior synonym of Nanosaurus
* Otogosaurus — possibly a nomen nudum
* Ouranosaurus
* Overoraptor
* Overosaurus
* Oviraptor
* "Ovoraptor" – nomen nudum; Velociraptor
* Owenodon
* Oxalaia – possible junior synonym of Spinosaurus
* Ozraptor

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* Pachycephalosaurus
* Pachyrhinosaurus
* Pachysauriscus – junior synonym of Plateosaurus
* Pachysaurops – junior synonym of Plateosaurus
* "Pachysaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Pachysauriscus; junior synonym of Plateosaurus
* Pachyspondylus – junior synonym of Massospondylus
* Pachysuchus
* Padillasaurus
* "Pakisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Palaeoctonus – subsequently found to be a phytosaur
* Palaeocursornis – subsequently found to be an azhdarchoid pterosaur
* "Palaeolimnornis" – nomen nudum; Palaeocursornis, pterodactyloid pterosaur belonging to Azhdarchoidea
* Palaeopteryx – possibly a bird
* Palaeosauriscus – junior synonym of Palaeosaurus
* Palaeosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* "Palaeosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Sphenosaurus and considered to be a non-dinosaurian procolophonid
* Palaeoscincus
* Paleosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur; junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Palaeosaurus
* Paludititan
* Paluxysaurus – junior synonym of Sauroposeidon
* Pampadromaeus

Life restoration of Pachycephalosaurus.

* Pamparaptor
* Panamericansaurus
* Pandoravenator
* Panguraptor
* Panoplosaurus
* Panphagia
* Pantydraco – possible synonym of Thecodontosaurus
* Papiliovenator[60]
* "Paraiguanodon" – nomen nudum; Bactrosaurus
* Paralitherizinosaurus[61]
* Paralititan
* Paranthodon
* Pararhabdodon
* Parasaurolophus
* Paraxenisaurus
* Pareiasaurus – subsequently found to be a pareiasaur
* Pareisactus
* Parksosaurus
* Paronychodon
* Parrosaurus – now known as Hypsibema missouriensis
* Parvicursor
* Patagonykus
* Patagopelta[62]
* Patagosaurus
* Patagotitan
* Pawpawsaurus
* Pectinodon
* Pedopenna
* Pegomastax
* Peishansaurus
* Pekinosaurus – subsequently found to be a pseudosuchian; junior synonym of Revueltosaurus
* Pelecanimimus
* Pellegrinisaurus
* Peloroplites
* Pelorosaurus
* "Peltosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Sauropelta
* Pendraig[63]
* Penelopognathus
* Pentaceratops

Artist's restoration of Plateosaurus.

* Perijasaurus[64]
* Petrobrasaurus
* Phaedrolosaurus
* Philovenator
* Phuwiangosaurus
* Phuwiangvenator
* Phyllodon
* Piatnitzkysaurus
* Picrodon – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Pilmatueia
* Pinacosaurus
* Pisanosaurus — possibly non-dinosaurian
* Pitekunsaurus
* Piveteausaurus
* Planicoxa
* Plateosauravus
* Plateosaurus
* Platyceratops – possible junior synonym of Bagaceratops
* Platypelta
* Platytholus[65]
* Plesiohadros
* Pleurocoelus – possible junior synonym of Astrodon
* Pleuropeltus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
* Pneumatoarthrus – subsequently found to be a turtle
* Pneumatoraptor
* Podokesaurus
* Poekilopleuron
* Polacanthoides – chimera of Hylaeosaurus and Polacanthus
* Polacanthus
* Polyodontosaurus
* Polyonax
* Ponerosteus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Poposaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Portellsaurus[66]
* Postosuchus – subsequently found to be a rauisuchian
* Powellvenator
* Pradhania
* Prenocephale
* Prenoceratops
* Priconodon
* Priodontognathus

Prosaurolophus skull.

* Proa
* Probactrosaurus
* Probrachylophosaurus
* Proceratops – junior synonym (unneeded replacement name) of Ceratops
* Proceratosaurus
* Procerosaurus – subsequently found to be a tanystropheid protorosaur, Tanystropheus
* "Procerosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Ponerosteus
* Procheneosaurus – junior synonym of Lambeosaurus
* Procompsognathus
* Prodeinodon
* "Proiguanodon" – nomen nudum; Iguanodon
* Propanoplosaurus
* Proplanicoxa – junior synonym of Mantellisaurus
* Prosaurolophus
* Protarchaeopteryx
* Protathlitis[67]
* Protecovasaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
* Protiguanodon – junior synonym of Psittacosaurus
* Protoavis – described as a bird, probably a chimera including theropod dinosaur bones
* Protoceratops
* Protognathosaurus
* "Protognathus" – preoccupied name, now known as Protognathosaurus
* Protohadros
* "Protorosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Chasmosaurus
* Protorosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* "Proyandusaurus" – nomen nudum; Hexinlusaurus.
* Pseudolagosuchus – possibly non-dinosaurian; a junior synonym of Lewisuchus
* Psittacosaurus
* Pteropelyx
* Pterospondylus
* Puertasaurus
* Pukyongosaurus
* Pulanesaura
* Punatitan
* Pycnonemosaurus
* Pyroraptor

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* Qantassaurus
* Qianlong[68]

Artist's reconstruction of Qiupalong.

* Qianzhousaurus
* Qiaowanlong
* Qijianglong
* Qingxiusaurus
* Qinlingosaurus
* Qiupalong
* Qiupanykus
* Quaesitosaurus
* Quetecsaurus
* Quilmesaurus

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* Rachitrema – subsequently found to be a chimera primarily based on ichthyosaur fossils
* Rahiolisaurus
* "Rahona" – preoccupied name, now known as Rahonavis
* Rahonavis – possibly a bird
* Rajasaurus
* Rapator
* Rapetosaurus
* Raptorex – possible junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
* Ratchasimasaurus
* Rativates
* Rayososaurus
* Razanandrongobe – subsequently found to be a crocodylomorph
* Rebbachisaurus
* Regaliceratops
* Regnosaurus
* Revueltosaurus – subsequently found to be a pseudosuchian
* Rhabdodon
* Rhadinosaurus – may be non-dinosaurian, possibly crocodilian
* Rhinorex – possible synonym of Gryposaurus
* Rhodanosaurus – junior synonym of Struthiosaurus
* Rhoetosaurus
* Rhomaleopakhus[69]
* Rhopalodon – subsequently found to be a synapsid
* Riabininohadros
* Richardoestesia

Ruyangosaurus skeleton.

* "Rileya" – preoccupied name, now known as Rileyasuchus
* Rileyasuchus – subsequently found to be a phytosaur
* Rinchenia
* Rinconsaurus
* Rioarribasaurus – junior synonym of Coelophysis
* "Riodevasaurus" – nomen nudum; Turiasaurus
* Riojasaurus
* Riojasuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Riojavenatrix[70]
* Riparovenator[13]
* Rocasaurus
* "Roccosaurus" – nomen nudum; Melanorosaurus
* "Ronaldoraptor" – nomen nudum
* Rubeosaurus – junior synonym of Styracosaurus
* Ruehleia
* Rugocaudia
* Rugops
* Ruixinia[71]
* Rukwatitan
* Ruyangosaurus

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* Sacisaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Sahaliyania
* Saichania
* "Saldamosaurus" – nomen nudum
* "Salimosaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Giraffatitan
* Saltasaurus
* Saltopus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* "Saltriosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Saltriovenator
* "Sanchusaurus" – nomen nudum, possible Gallimimus
* "Sangonghesaurus" – nomen nudum, Tianchisaurus
* Sanjuansaurus
* Sanpasaurus
* Santanaraptor
* Sanxiasaurus
* Sarahsaurus
* Saraikimasoom – nomen manuscriptum
* Sarcolestes
* Sarcosaurus
* Sarmientosaurus
* Saturnalia
* "Sauraechinodon" – nomen nudum; Echinodon

Artist's restoration of Scelidosaurus.

* "Sauraechmodon" – nomen nudum; Echinodon
* "Saurechinodon" – nomen nudum; Echinodon
* Saurolophus
* Sauroniops
* Sauropelta
* Saurophaganax
* "Saurophagus" – preoccupied name, now known as Saurophaganax
* Sauroplites
* Sauroposeidon
* Saurornithoides
* Saurornitholestes
* Savannasaurus
* Scansoriopteryx
* Scaphonyx – subsequently found to be a rhynchosaur, Hyperodapedon
* Scelidosaurus
* Schleitheimia
* Scipionyx
* Sciurumimus
* Scleromochlus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian avemetatarsalian
* Scolosaurus
* Scutellosaurus
* Secernosaurus
* Sefapanosaurus
* Segisaurus
* Segnosaurus
* Seismosaurus – junior synonym of Diplodocus
* Seitaad
* Sektensaurus
* "Selimanosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dicraeosaurus
* Sellacoxa – junior synonym of Barilium
* Sellosaurus – junior synonym of Plateosaurus
* Serendipaceratops
* Serikornis
* Shamosaurus
* Shanag
* Shanshanosaurus – junior synonym of Tarbosaurus
* Shantungosaurus
* Shanxia
* Shanyangosaurus
* Shaochilong

Sinosaurus skeleton, Museo delle Scienze of Trento, Italy.

* Shenzhousaurus
* Shidaisaurus
* Shingopana
* Shishugounykus
* Shixinggia
* Shri
* Shuangbaisaurus – possible synonym of Sinosaurus
* Shuangmiaosaurus
* Shunosaurus
* Shuvosaurus – subsequently found to be a rauisuchian
* Shuvuuia
* Siamodon
* "Siamodracon" – nomen nudum
* Siamosaurus
* Siamotyrannus
* Siamraptor
* Siats
* "Sibirosaurus" – nomen nudum, now known as Sibirotitan
* Sibirotitan
* Sidersaura[72]
* "Sidormimus" – nomen nudum
* Sierraceratops[73]
* Sigilmassasaurus – possible junior synonym of Spinosaurus
* Silesaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Siluosaurus
* Silutitan[29]
* Silvisaurus
* Similicaudipteryx
* Sinankylosaurus
* Sinocalliopteryx
* Sinocephale[74]
* Sinoceratops
* Sinocoelurus
* "Sinopelta" – nomen nudum; synonym of Sinopeltosaurus
* "Sinopeltosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Sinopliosaurus – a pliosaur; one species, "S." fusuiensis, is actually a dinosaur that may be synonymous with Siamosaurus
* Sinornithoides

Skorpiovenator skull.

* Sinornithomimus
* Sinornithosaurus
* Sinosauropteryx
* Sinosaurus
* Sinotyrannus
* Sinovenator
* Sinraptor
* Sinusonasus
* Sirindhorna
* Skorpiovenator
* "Smilodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Zanclodon
* Smitanosaurus
* Smok — possibly non-dinosaurian
* Sonidosaurus
* Sonorasaurus
* Soriatitan
* Soumyasaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Spectrovenator
* Sphaerotholus
* Sphenosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* Sphenospondylus – junior synonym of Mantellisaurus
* Spiclypeus
* Spicomellus[75]
* Spinophorosaurus
* Spinops
* Spinosaurus
* Spinostropheus
* Spinosuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian reptile
* Spondylosoma – subsequently found to be an aphanosaur
* Squalodon – subsequently found to be a cetacean
* Staurikosaurus
* Stegoceras
* Stegopelta
* Stegosaurides
* Stegosaurus
* Stegouros[76]
* Stellasaurus
* Stenonychosaurus

Artist's restoration of Stegosaurus.

* Stenopelix
* Stenotholus – junior synonym of Stygimoloch, which is a possible junior synonym of Pachycephalosaurus
* Stephanosaurus
* "Stereocephalus" – preoccupied name, now known as Euoplocephalus
* Sterrholophus – junior synonym of Triceratops
* Stokesosaurus
* Stormbergia – junior synonym of Lesothosaurus
* Strenusaurus – junior synonym of Riojasaurus
* Streptospondylus
* Struthiomimus
* Struthiosaurus
* Stygimoloch – junior synonym of Pachycephalosaurus
* Stygivenator – junior synonym of Tyrannosaurus
* Styracosaurus
* Succinodon – subsequently found to be fossilized mollusc borings
* Suchomimus
* Suchoprion – subsequently found to be a phytosaur
* Suchosaurus – possible synonym of Baryonyx
* "Sugiyamasaurus" – nomen nudum
* "Sulaimanisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Supersaurus
* Suskityrannus
* Suuwassea
* Suzhousaurus
* Symphyrophus – junior synonym of Camptosaurus
* Syngonosaurus
* "Syntarsus" – preoccupied name, sometimes assigned to Coelophysis or Megapnosaurus
* Syrmosaurus – junior synonym of Pinacosaurus
* Szechuanosaurus

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* Tachiraptor

Artist's restoration of Thecodontosaurus.

* Talarurus
* Talenkauen
* Talos
* Tamarro
* Tambatitanis
* Tangvayosaurus
* Tanius
* Tanycolagreus
* Tanystropheus – subsequently found to be a protorosaur
* Tanystrosuchus
* Taohelong
* Tapinocephalus – subsequently found to be a therapsid
* Tapuiasaurus
* Tarascosaurus
* Tarbosaurus
* Tarchia
* Tastavinsaurus
* Tatankacephalus
* Tatankaceratops – probable junior synonym of Triceratops
* Tataouinea
* Tatisaurus
* Taurovenator
* Taveirosaurus
* Tawa
* Tawasaurus – junior synonym of Lufengosaurus
* Tazoudasaurus
* Technosaurus – possibly non-dinosaurian
* Tecovasaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosauriform
* Tehuelchesaurus
* "Teihivenator" – nomen nudum
* Teinurosaurus
* Teleocrater – subsequently found to be a basal avemetatarsalian
* Telmatosaurus
* "Tenantosaurus" – nomen nudum; Tenontosaurus
* "Tenchisaurus" – nomen nudum; an unpublished museum name for Tianchisaurus
* Tendaguria
* Tengrisaurus
* Tenontosaurus
* Teratophoneus
* Teratosaurus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Termatosaurus – subsequently found to be a phytosaur
* Terminocavus

Thescelosaurus fossil.

* Tethyshadros
* Tetragonosaurus – junior synonym of Lambeosaurus
* Texacephale
* Texasetes
* Teyuwasu – possibly junior synonym of Staurikosaurus
* Thanatotheristes
* Thanos
* Tharosaurus[77]
* Thecocoelurus
* Thecodontosaurus
* Thecospondylus
* Theiophytalia
* Therizinosaurus
* Therosaurus – a synonym of Iguanodon
* Thescelosaurus
* Thespesius
* "Thotobolosaurus" – nomen nudum; Kholumolumo
* Tianchiasaurus – alternate spelling of Tianchisaurus
* Tianchisaurus
* "Tianchungosaurus" – nomen nudum; Dianchungosaurus (crocodilian)
* Tianyulong
* Tianyuraptor
* Tianzhenosaurus
* Tichosteus
* Tienshanosaurus
* Timimus
* Timurlengia
* Titanoceratops
* Titanosaurus
* "Titanosaurus" – preoccupied name, now known as Atlantosaurus
* Tlatolophus
* Tochisaurus
* "Tomodon" – preoccupied name, now known as Diplotomodon
* Tonganosaurus
* Tongtianlong
* "Tonouchisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Torilion – junior synonym of Barilium
* Tornieria
* Torosaurus

Skeleton of Triceratops at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

* Torvosaurus
* Tototlmimus
* Trachodon
* Tralkasaurus
* Transylvanosaurus[78]
* Tratayenia
* Traukutitan
* Trialestes – subsequently found to be a basal crocodylomorph
* "Triassolestes" – preoccupied name, now known as Trialestes
* Tribelesodon – junior synonym of Tanystropheus, a protorosaur
* Triceratops
* Trierarchuncus
* Trigonosaurus
* Trimucrodon
* Trinisaura
* Triunfosaurus
* Troodon
* Tsaagan
* Tsagantegia
* Tsintaosaurus
* Tuebingosaurus[79]
* Tugulusaurus
* Tuojiangosaurus
* Turanoceratops
* Turiasaurus
* Tylocephale
* Tylosteus – synonym of Pachycephalosaurus
* Tyrannomimus[80]
* Tyrannosaurus
* Tyrannotitan

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Restoration of Udanoceratops.

* Uberabatitan
* "Ubirajara" – nomen nudum
* Udanoceratops
* Ugrosaurus – junior synonym of Triceratops
* Ugrunaaluk – junior synonym of Edmontosaurus
* Uintasaurus – junior synonym of Camarasaurus
* Ultrasauros – junior synonym of Supersaurus
* "Ultrasaurus" – preoccupied name, renamed Ultrasauros which is now a junior synonym of Supersaurus
* Ultrasaurus
* Ulughbegsaurus[81]
* "Umarsaurus" – nomen nudum; Barsboldia
* Unaysaurus
* Unenlagia
* Unescoceratops
* "Unicerosaurus" – nomen nudum, subsequently found to be a fish
* Unquillosaurus
* Urbacodon
* Utahceratops
* Utahraptor
* Uteodon

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* Vagaceratops
* Vahiny
* Valdoraptor – possible synonym of Thecocoelurus
* Valdosaurus
* Vallibonavenatrix
* Variraptor
* Vayuraptor
* Vectaerovenator
* Vectensia – junior synonym of Polacanthus or Hylaeosaurus
* Vectidromeus[82]
* Vectipelta[83]
* Vectiraptor[84]

Life restoration of Velociraptor.

* Vectisaurus – junior synonym of Mantellisaurus
* Velafrons
* Velocipes
* Velociraptor
* Velocisaurus
* Venaticosuchus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Venenosaurus
* Vespersaurus
* Veterupristisaurus
* Viavenator
* "Vitakridrinda" – nomen nudum
* "Vitakrisaurus" – nomen nudum
* Volgatitan
* Volkheimeria
* Vouivria
* Vulcanodon

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* Wadhurstia – junior synonym of Hypselospinus
* Wakinosaurus
* Walgettosuchus – possible synonym of Rapator
* "Walkeria" – preoccupied name, now known as Alwalkeria
* "Walkersaurus" – nomen nudum; Duriavenator
* Wamweracaudia
* "Wangonisaurus" – nomen nudum, synonym of Giraffatitan
* Wannanosaurus
* Weewarrasaurus

Artist's restoration of Wiehenvenator.

* Wellnhoferia – subsequently found to be a bird, possible junior synonym of Archaeopteryx
* Wendiceratops
* Wiehenvenator
* Willinakaqe
* Wintonotitan
* Wuerhosaurus
* Wulagasaurus
* Wulatelong
* Wulong
* Wyleyia – subsequently found to be a bird
* "Wyomingraptor" – nomen nudum, synonym of Allosaurus

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* Xenoceratops
* Xenoposeidon
* Xenotarsosaurus
* Xianshanosaurus
* Xiaosaurus

Artist's reconstruction of Xiongguanlong.

* Xiaotingia
* Xingtianosaurus
* Xingxiulong
* Xinjiangovenator
* Xinjiangtitan
* Xiongguanlong
* Xixianykus
* Xixiasaurus
* Xixiposaurus
* Xiyunykus
* Xuanhanosaurus
* Xuanhuaceratops
* "Xuanhuasaurus" – nomen nudum; Xuanhuaceratops
* Xunmenglong
* Xuwulong

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* Yaleosaurus – junior synonym of Anchisaurus
* Yamaceratops
* Yamanasaurus
* Yamatosaurus
* Yanbeilong[85]
* Yandusaurus
* Yangchuanosaurus
* Yaverlandia
* Yehuecauhceratops
* "Yezosaurus" – nomen nudum; subsequently found to be a junior synonym of the mosasaur Taniwhasaurus
* Yi
* "Yibinosaurus" – nomen nudum

Artist's restoration of Yangchuanosaurus.

* Yimenosaurus
* Yingshanosaurus
* Yinlong
* Yixianosaurus
* Yizhousaurus
* Yongjinglong
* Ypupiara[86]
* "Yuanmouraptor" – nomen nudum
* Yuanmousaurus
* Yueosaurus
* Yulong
* Yunganglong
* Yunmenglong
* Yunnanosaurus
* "Yunxianosaurus" – nomen nudum
* Yunyangosaurus
* Yurgovuchia
* Yutyrannus
* Yuxisaurus[87]
* Yuzhoulong[88]

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* Zalmoxes
* Zanabazar
* Zanclodon – subsequently found to be non-dinosaurian
* Zapalasaurus
* Zapsalis
* Zaraapelta
* Zatomus – subsequently found to be a non-dinosaurian archosaur
* Zby
* Zephyrosaurus
* Zhanghenglong
* Zhejiangosaurus
* Zhenyuanlong

Life restoration of Zby.

* Zhongjianosaurus
* Zhongornis – subsequently found to be a bird
* Zhongyuansaurus – possible junior synonym of Gobisaurus
* Zhuchengceratops
* Zhuchengosaurus – junior synonym of Shantungosaurus
* Zhuchengtitan
* Zhuchengtyrannus
* Ziapelta
* Zigongosaurus
* Zizhongosaurus
* Zuniceratops
* "Zunityrannus" – nomen nudum, Suskityrannus
* Zuolong
* Zuoyunlong
* Zupaysaurus
* Zuul

## See also[edit]

* Dinosaurs portal

* Dinosaur classification
* List of birds
* List of bird genera
* List of dinosaur ichnogenera
* List of informally named dinosaurs
* List of ichthyosaur genera
* List of Mesozoic birds
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* List of pterosaur genera
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* List of Indian and Madagascan dinosaurs
* List of Australian and Antarctic dinosaurs
* List of commonly used taxonomic affixes

## Notes[edit]

* Most uncited genus names are taken from Olshevsky's "Dinosaur Genera List".[1] Non-dinosaur dinosauromorphs and non-avebrevicaudan avialans are also listed by Olshevsky, but are omitted from this list as they are not considered "non-avian dinosaurs" in most published sources.

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