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Of all the organisms that currently
inhabit Earth and all the organisms that lived before, nothing
has captured the attention and awe of people everywhere like the
dinosaurs. These mysterious creatures have been the
subject of countless films such as the epic Jurassic Park,
and A Land Before Time. Although still awe inspiring, scientific discovery and theory
have led to some of the great mysteries surrounding these animals
falling away. The following information will hopefully provide
you with a greater insight into one of the greatest dinosaurs of
the Cretaceous period: Maiasaura peeblesorum.
Maiasaura peeblesorum, commonly called the "Good Mother Lizard" or "Good Mother Dinosaur," was an interesting and unique dinosaur. This website will help explain the classification, habitat, form and function, reproduction, interactions, and also some fun facts all about Maiasaura peeblesorum. To start, visit our classification page to get a better understanding of the orgins of this magnificant organism.
This website was created for the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse's Organismal Biology class. For more information on the school and the class itself please visit the school's website. If you want to explore many more diverse organisms visit multipleorganisms.net.