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This is a color example of the Werrysaurus.zachus, the crown-headed, pachycephalosaur-mimicking troodontid. Can you guys guess about the colors I used as an example? Anyways, Werrysaurus zachus might as well measured 4.5-5.5 meters from snout to tail, standing 150-175 centimeters in the hips, making it the near size of a large hyapin, because of this dinosaur's head that measured 3-3.3 feet long from tip of the teethed bill to the edge of its crown without the spikes. It is not only nocturnal, but it was also an omnivore, like all troodonts(from Anchiornis , even Archaeopteryx, and Stenonychosaurus for example), but it is possibly one of the only theropods that has a bony crown that's similar to marginocephalians(especially the pachycephalosaurs, like Pachycephalosaurus, and the ceratopsians, like Triceratops, and Protoceratops for example). Speaking of which, who knows that this coelurosaur, not only used the crowns for display, rather than defense or anchoring the jaws as in most ceratopsians, but it was also even more stranger than the long-clawed Therizinosaurus, the triangular-sail-finned and duck-billed Deinocheirus, and even the large, crocodile-like, sail-finned, aquatic quadrupedal Spinosaurus.

Werrysaurus.zachus (C) Me, Patchi1995
Hyapins(mentioned, but not actually appeared in this image) (C) InkHyaena
This is the color example for this one.... patchi1995.deviantart.com/jour….

Description
This is a color example of the Werrysaurus.zachus, the crown-headed, pachycephalosaur-mimicking troodontid. Can you guys guess about the colors I used as an example? Anyways, Werrysaurus zachus might as well measured 4.5-5.5 meters from snout to tail, standing 150-175 centimeters in the hips, making it the near size of a large hyapin, because of this dinosaur's head that measured 3-3.3 feet long from tip of the teethed bill to the edge of its crown without the spikes. It is not only nocturnal, but it was also an omnivore, like all troodonts(from Anchiornis , even Archaeopteryx, and Stenonychosaurus for example), but it is possibly one of the only theropods that has a bony crown that's similar to marginocephalians(especially the pachycephalosaurs, like Pachycephalosaurus, and the ceratopsians, like Triceratops, and Protoceratops for example). Speaking of which, who knows that this coelurosaur, not only used the crowns for display, rather than defense or anchoring the jaws as in most ceratopsians, but it was also even more stranger than the long-clawed Therizinosaurus, the triangular-sail-finned and duck-billed Deinocheirus, and even the large, crocodile-like, sail-finned, aquatic quadrupedal Spinosaurus.

Werrysaurus.zachus (C) Me, Patchi1995
Hyapins(mentioned, but not actually appeared in this image) (C) InkHyaena
This is the color example for this one.... patchi1995.deviantart.com/jour….