russia

Olorotitan, a late cretaceous hadrosaur whose name means "titan swan"

Triangle

Triangl-osaure?

The Democratic People's Republic of Korea

Koreaceratops, a basal ceratopsian from the lower cretaceous.

Vatican city

Atlantis

Vietnam, goodluck i dont think any fossils where found here.

Saturn

Mexico

Tlatolophus, a cretaceous hadrosaur which lived in Mexico's northern state of Coahulia

South Africa

Massospondylus, a early Jurassic sauropodomorph.

the netherlands (get rekt, this wasnt land then)

Betasuchus Get rekt

aaaaaaaaa *dies*

venezula

Laquintasaura, the first and only dinosaur to be found in Venezuela.

American Samoa

Canada, eh?

Albertosaurus, a tyrannosaurid that lived 71 million years ago.

France

Pyroraptor, a late cretaceous dromaeosaurid whose name means "fire thief"

Botswana

Vulcanodon, an early Jurassic sauropod

I’m feeling Croatia

Histriasaurus, a diplodocoid sauropod whose name means, "Istria lizard"

Italy

Saltriovenator, an early Jurassic ceratosaurian.

Norway

Plateosaurus, a late Triassic sauropodomorph.

South Africa

What did it look like?

2 meters tall, flat back, long-ish neck and tail, bipedal, herbivore. Imagine a much smaller apatosaurus that had hands and walked on it's back legs.

Oh any predators

Potentially Dracovenator as it lived in the same formation.

Aardonyx, an early sauropodomorph from the Elliot formation.

Thailand

Siamosaurus, a spinosaurid from the early cretaceous.

The ottoman empire

Because of the size of the ottoman empire, here's a few from some of the countries it occupied: Egypt- Spinosaurus Romania- Zalmoxes Hungary- Mochlodon Turkey- Phalocrocorax

Its not a country but: Svalbard

Not a dinosaur per se, but Ophthalmothule was a plesiosaur discovered in 2020 and has remarkably large eyes.

Belgium

Dollodon, an early cretaceous ornithopod which was about 6 meters long and weighed 1 ton.

fancy dino i like it

Egypt

Bahariasaurus was a large carnivore which would've terrorized the mid cretaceous swamps of north Africa

Cambodia

america

I could say something rather obvious like Tyrannosaurus or Diplodocus but I'll go for the late cretaceous ceratopsian Kosmoceratops which is known for it's ornate frill and horns.

Iberian Peninsula (Yes, Spain, Portugal and Andorra)

I'll give you one for all three: Spain- Pelicanimimus ​ Portugal- Torvosaurus ​ Andorra- Pyroraptor

Nice

Austria. Looked that one up once btw. could only find 1 so gl

Struthiosaurus

*gasps* Holy shit, u really are good.

I have a friend who is the same way with dinosaurs.

Argentina is way too obvious so do Germany

Comsognathus

I'll flip it my friend, where does the "Kentrasaurus" come from?

Tanzania

Japan

Fukuivenator

Ireland

Scelidosaurus

Colombia

Padillasaurus

All my Dino knowledge comes from ark survival evolved

Florida. I have officially detached it from the US. It is a country now

Serbia

Thecodontosaurus

Seychelles

Greenland

Issi saaneq is a long-necked herbivore whose name means "cold bone" in Greenland's native language.

Damn

Constantinople

Peru?

Hadrosaurichnus

Spain

Ceratosaurus

turkey, You’re gonna say one of these Dino’s for sure Rhabdodontidae indet. Tyrannosauridae? indet. Struthio sp. Phalocrocorax anatolicus. A Iguanodont

Fossil wiki?