🌍🦖 Dino Explorer: A Journey Back in Time to the Age of Dinosaurs ⏳
This interactive dashboard transports us back to the age of dinosaurs, exploring their geographic distribution, size, diet, and evolution throughout geological periods. 📊
🔹Where did they live? 🌎 A map shows the distribution of fossils found in different countries, and a bar chart allows you to compare the number of recorded species by region.
🔹Which were the largest and smallest? 📏 Argentinosaurus and Supersaurus, with an estimated length of 35 meters, are among the largest recorded dinosaurs, while Confuciusornis, at 0.25 meters, is among the smallest.
🔹What did they eat? 🥩🌿 60.19% of the dinosaurs in the dataset were herbivores, with an average size of 8.71 meters, while carnivores averaged 5.19 meters.
🔹How did they evolve? ⏳ An area graph shows the number of species in each geological period, highlighting that, according to the dataset, the Late Cretaceous is the period with the highest number of recorded species.
🔍Discoveries Throughout History:
📅When were dinosaurs described? A line graph analyzes the trend in the number of named species over time, highlighting peaks in 1877, 1914, 1979, 2001, and 2006.
🏛️ Who described them? A column chart shows the paleontologists with the most named species, with Marsh leading the way with 16 scientific records.
🌍Geographical distribution of fossils: An interactive map shows where dinosaur remains have been found and the scientists who studied them.
📌Based on 309 records from the Natural History Museum, this analysis represents approximately 30% of all species described to date.
🚀Learn more about the Age of Dinosaurs with this Power BI dashboard. I hope you enjoy it! 🦕✨
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