Many Dinos of North America

while not the most fitting thing for independence day, I decided to put this together anyway.
I tried to get a good mix of cretaceous and jurassic, and there ar even a few new silhouettes debuting in this chart.
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†Leptoceratops gracilis; †Othnielosaurus consors; † Edmontosaurus annectens; †Tyrannosaurus rex; †Stokesosaurus clevelandi; †Acheroraptor temertyorum; † Troodon inequalis; †Pectinodon bakkeri; † Allosaurus amplexus; †Ankylosaurus magniventris; Alverasaur; †Brachiosaurus altithorax ; †Stegosaurus ungulatus; †Pachycephalosaurus wyomingensis; †Deinonychus antirrhopus; †Dakotaraptor steini; †Brontosaurus excelsus; †Triceratops prorosus; †Drinker nisti; †Struthomimus sedens (deinornithomimus); †Alamosaurus sanjuanensis; †Alcovasaurus longispinus; †Dryosaurus altus; †Diplodocus longus; †Anzu sp.; †Utahraptor ostrommaysorum ; †Pawpawsaurus campbelli; †Thescelosaurus neglectus; †Parasauroloaphus tubicen; †Daspletosaurus torosus; Cantwell Therizinosaur; †Apatosaurus ajax; †Brachylophosaurus canadensis; †Nothronychus graffami; †Camptosaurus dispar; †Ceratosaurus nasicornis; †Siats meekeroum; †Styracosaurus albertensis; †Falcarius utahensis