Isisaurus colberti Corythosaurus New fossil finds and biomechanical

New fossil finds and biomechanical analyses have provided a clearer view of its behavior and place in the ecosystem

they were still strong and had sharp claws

Its weight is estimated at about 2 tons

which gave them stability when moving through the water

Isisaurus colberti Corythosaurus New fossil finds and biomechanicalIsisaurus colberti is the only known species of the extinct genus Isisaurus ("lizard of the Indian Statistical Institute") of titanosaur sauropod dinosaur, which lived in the late Cretaceous period, approximately 70 million years ago, in the Maastrichtian. This dinosaur was discovered in the Lameta Formation in India and named after the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI), where some of its fossil material was studied. The type species is Isisaurus