early stages of development, just as in humans with the same condition, but researchers can tell from its size that this particular dinosaur died before it reached adulthood. Since its preserved remains consist of only the two lower jaws, no one can ascertain its cause of death. The researchers were left wondering whether the presence of the ameloblastoma could have contributed to its death. From modern examples, it is well known that predators often target weak or injured individuals of the herd. The tumor in this dinosaur had not developed to its full extent at the moment it died, but it could have indirectly contributed to its early demise. Diet Telmatosaurus dined on C3 plants, shrubs, herbaceous plants, leaves and seeds. See also Timeline of hadrosaur research References Hadrosaurs Maastrichtian life Late Cretaceous dinosaurs of Europe Cretaceous Romania Fossils of Romania Hațeg fauna Fossil taxa described in 1903 Taxa named by Franz Nopcsa von Felső-Szilvás Ornithischian genera