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This dinosaur's name means "fused lizard." The armor covering its body consisted of bony pieces that had fused or grown together. It was one of the largest of the armored dinosaurs. |
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Ankylosaurus |
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Stegosaurus |
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Ceratopsians |
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These dinosaurs had wide snouts resembling duck bills. They lived in herds, nested in colonies, and took care of their babies. |
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Hadrosaur |
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Apatosaurus |
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Diplodocus |
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This dinosaur was once named Brontosaurus, meaning thunder lizard, because of the noise that such a large animal must have made when it walked. |
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Apatosaurus |
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Brachiosaurus |
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Allosaurus |
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This dinosaur's name means "tyrant lizard." It was one of the largest meat-eating dinosaurs. |
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Velociraptor |
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Tyrannosaurus |
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Allosaurus |
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This creature lived during the Mesozoic Era, the same era in which dinosaurs lived. Scientists classify it as a winged-reptile. |
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Archaeopteryx |
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Coelacanth |
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Pterodactyl |
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This small meat-eating dinosaur resembled an ostrich. Its name means "egg robber," because scientists once believed that it primarily ate the eggs of other dinosaurs. |
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Oviraptor |
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Eoraptor |
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Velociraptor |
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This dinosaur's name means "double beam" and describes the beams of bone in the underside of the animal's tail. |
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Diplodocus |
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Prosaurolophus |
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Corythosaurus |
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This dinosaur's name means "three-horned face." Scientists believe these huge creatures roamed in great herds across western North America. |
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Stegosaurus |
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Triceratops |
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Pachycephalosaurs |
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This quick, fierce, meat-eating dinosaur had a large curved, razor-sharp claw onthe second toe of each hind foot. These two claws were probably its main weapons of attack. |
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Velociraptor |
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Pterodactyl |
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Archaeopteryx |
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This dinosaur's name means "arm lizard." Unlike most dinosaurs, it had arm bones that were longer than its leg bones. |
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Protoceratops |
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Torosaurus |
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Brachiosaurus |
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