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Dakota.--large inland sea)Ruler Tortoisebigtons, 312' long (skull 3')swimmingflesh-eater(a plong feathered wings and tail; beak-like jaws with small sharp teeth; 3 clawed fingers jutted out from the front of each wing; probably couldn't fly; long legs enabled it to run and then glide; ate mainly insects; first fossil found in 1861; world's most urischianSauropodaslim hind legs; short sloping face with big eyes and broad snout; nearly complete skeleton found in ArgentinaArchaeopteryxar kee OP ter ixJurassicEurope (Germany)Ancient Wingsmalllbs, ?1' longbipedflesh-eater(a bird-reptile)ng the sides; clublike tail; peaceful; one of the last dinosaurs to die outAntarchtosaurusant ARK tuh sawr usCretaceousS. Amer. (Argentina, Brazil), IndiaNot Northern Lizardgianttons, ?60-70 long (skull 2', thigh bone 7.5')quadrupedplant-eaterSaern N. Amer. (Alberta, Montana)Stiffened Lizardbigtons, 525' long, 4' tall, 6' widequadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianAnkylosauriashort legs; barrel-shaped body; covered with a thick armor of bony plates set in thick, leathery skin; short spikes aloed stomach contents show it ate shrubs, evergreen needles, fruits; ran with body held horizontally balanced by outstretched tail; one of the best researched dinos and last of the duck-bills to become extinctAnkylosaurusang KILE uh sawr usCretaceouswesttons, 3.530' long; 14' tallbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodaflat headed; duck-billed; webbed hands or forefeet; up to 1000 closely-packed teeth in its horny bill; Wyoming fossil has rough pebbly skin; definitely a land-dweller because fossilizunks of meat; dagger-like teeth (up to 4"); 60 fossils including some young ones were found together, suggesting that they traveled in herdsAnatosaurusah NAT uh sawr usCretaceousN. Amer. (Alberta, Montana, N. Jersey), Europe (England)Duck Lizardhugeqstuvwxyz{|}~up to 6")bipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodahuge muscular legs built for speed; ran with body held horizontally, balanced by outstretched heavy tail; 3-fingered hands and 3-toed feet with sharp claws; hinged jaws like a snake's for swallowing huge h FC|6R@!`&} CEK=YwmW >{xFC1eFb'm'zTAllosaurusAL uh sawr usJurassicN. Amer.Different Lizardhugetons, 436' long; 16' tall (skull 3' & claws s60/50/40/303480/360/300/3004/4/3/27/220/363/3/4/22etons, ?50' longquadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodaknown from only very scant and scattered bones it's important because it shows that sauropods lived in Australia Barapasaurusbh RAH puh sawr usJurassicIndiaBig Leg Lizardhugetons, ?60' longquadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodarather slender limbs for a sauropod; short, deep head; saw-edged, spoon-like teeth; unusual holes in its backbone; fossils of adult and young were found together, suggesting it lived in herdsBrachiosaurusBally balanced by outstretched tail; sharp teeth; probably ate insects and small reptiles and mammals; possibly had feathers; fossil in Germany had the skeleton of a small lizard inside its body (its last meal)Cygnognathussy no NAY thusTriassicAfricaDoe (Germany)Pretty Jawsmalllbs, 1.51' longbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodaabout as big as a chicken; small pointed head; hollow bones; short arms with 2-fingered hands and 3-toed feet; long, delicate, bird-like legs; ran with body held horizont jaws with sharp saw-like teeth;long snaky neck and tail; hollow bones like a bird's; 3-fingered hands could grasp prey; very swift runner; perhaps warm-blooded; lived in family groups; may have eaten its youngCompsognathuskomp so NAY thusJurassicEurop that stretched over its neck and shoulders; rows of button-like scales down its backCoelophysissee lo FISE issTriassicN. Amer. (New Mexico)Hollow Formhumanlbs, 50-10010' long, 5' tallbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodawedge-shaped head; long. Amer. (Alberta, New Mexico)Opening Lizardbigtons, 2.516' long (scales 2")quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianCeratopsiahorny, parrot-like beak; small horn on its nose; 2 fairly long, curved horns on its brow; very large holes through the bony frillns, 1045' long (thigh bone 6.5' shoulder blade 5.5')quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodathick, spoon-like teeth; spongy rather than hollow vertebrae in its long backbone; short tail for a sauropodChasmosaurusKAZ muh sawr usCretaceouswestern Nharp claws; huge head; dagger-like teeth; bony knobs over its eyes; moved quite quickly using long heavy tail to balance heavy head; complete skeleton found in ColoradoCetiosaurusSEET ee o sawr usJurassicEurope (England), N. AfricaWhale Lizardhugetoe skeleton found in UtahCeratosaurussair AT o sawr usJurassicwestern N. Amer., Africa (Tanzania)Horned Lizardbigtons, ?20' longbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodashort arms; blade-like horn on its nose; 4-fingered hands and 3-toed feet with surischianSauropodaforelegs nearly as long as hind legs made its back almost horizontal; holes in its backbone lightened its weight; head larger and shorter and neck and tail much shorter than most sauropods; flat, spoon-like teeth; nearly perfect juvenilg on land but probably spent most time in water; called "Deceptive" because easily confused with other sauropods CamarasaurusKAM ur ruh sawr usJurassicwestern N. Amer. (Utah)Chambered Lizardhugetons, 2050-60' long; 25' tallquadrupedplant-eaterSaon skull; long-snouted, horse-like, small head; elephant-like feet & legs; forelegs shorter than hind legs; tough leathery skin; brain size of human fist; pencil-stub teeth; probably traveled in herds; recent bone studies prove its legs could support livining from treetopsBrontosaurus (Apatosaurus)BRONT uh SAW rus (ah PAT uh-)Jurassicwestern N. Amer., EuropeThunder Lizard (Deceptive-)gianttons, 30-4070-75' long, 30' tall (30' tail & 20' neck)quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodanose opening used nose hole like a snorkel; complete skeleton found in Tanzania stands tall as a 4-story building; forelegs longer than hind legs; tail not long; could not have lived in deep water because water pressure would have crushed its lungs; roamed forests eatRACK ee o SAW rusJurassicwestern N. Amer. (Colorado), AfricaArm Lizardgianttons, 70-8085' long, 40' tall (neck 28')quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodanose opening on top of its head; earlier scientists thought it stayed under deep water andg Jawhumanlbs, ?5' longquadrupedflesh-eater(a mammal-like reptile)size of a wolf; dog-like head; bore live young; probably warm-blooded; mammal-like teeth (incisors, canines, and cheek teeth); could run quicklyDeinonychusdyne ON ik usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Montana)Terrible Clawhumanlbs, 1759' long, 5' tallbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodashort neck; large head with saw-like teeth; long, grasping 3-fingered hands with sharp claws; feet had a long, sickle-shaped claw; long, rigid -eater(a primitive bird)sharp teeth lined its long beak; strong hind legs with webbed feet helped it catch fish deep in the water; legs set too far back for it to stand without falling over; wings too small for flightHypselosaurusHIP sih luh sawr usCbony club armed with 2 spikes; short, stout legs and hoofed feet; horny, beak-like snout; most commmon N. American armored dinosaurHesperornishes per ORN issCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Kansas, Alberta)Western Birdsmalllbs, ?3-4' longswimmingfleshusCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta)Well-protected Headbigtons, 3.520' long, 8'wide (spikes 4-6")quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianAnkylosauriafrom nose to tail covered with bony plates studded with rows of spikes; short, fat tail ended with a immingflesh-eater(a marine reptile)half its length was snaky neck and head; long, sharp teeth; barrel-shaped body; lived in oceans; moved slowly using narrow, paddle-like flippers; may have moved on land like walrusesEuoplocephalusyou op luh SEF uh lcked with 100s of blunt teeth; may have had loose skin on its face that it could blow up to bellow; webbed hands; one of the most abundant creatures of its timeElasmosaurusee LAZ muh sawr usCretaceousN. Amer.Thin-plated Lizardhugetons, ?43' longsw tail Edmontosaurused MON tuh sawr usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta)Edmonton Lizardhugetons, 3-440' longbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodaduck-billed; its crestless head had a long, slender nose and broad, spoon-shaped beak; jaws pangland, Romania)Oak Lizardbiglbs, 17012' long, 4' tallbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodasmall head; beak-like snout; teeth shaped like oak leaves; 5-fingered hands; long, slender legs; ran with body held horizontally balanced by outstretchedTheropodalong neck, legs, and tail; bird-like beak; huge eyes; about ostrich-sized with a brain larger than an ostrich's; arms with 3-fingered hands instead of wings; very swift runner DryosaurusDRY o sawr usJurassicwestern N. Amer. (Utah), Europe (Enot have allowed it to breathe; many skeletons in Rocky Mtn. states where probably moved in herds eating from treetopsDromiceiomimusdro miss ee o MY musCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta)Emu Mimicbiglbs, 22011.5' longbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianopodanose opening on top of skull; elephant-like feet & legs; teeth like pencil stubs; longest skeleton ever found; once thought to live on bottom of lakes with only top of head above water to breathe, now known that the pressure of such deep water would ong tail with diamond-shaped tip; large head with many teeth; ate insects and sometimes fish.Diplodocusdih PLOD uh kusJurassicwestern N. Amer.Double Beamgianttons, 10-2590' long, 35' tall (26' neck & 45' tail)quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSaurwingspan)flightflesh-eater(a flying reptile)big parrot-like head with 2 rows of sharp teeth; one long finger supported the wing; the other 3 fingers had claws that helped it climb; wing was made of skin and reached from the long finger to the thigh; l also have fed on dead animals killed by bigger animals; looked like a very small weasel; cheek teeth had triangle-shaped crowns; maybe an ancestor of marsupialsDimorphodondye MORF uh donJurassicEurope (England)Two-form Teethsmalllbs, ?3' long (5' tail gave it superb balance; excellent eyesight; probably hunted in packs and was warm bloodedDeltatheridiumdel ta thur RID ee umCretaceousAsia (Mongolia)Triangle ???tinylb, 0.?0.5' longquadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive mammal)ate insects; mayretaceousEurope (France)High Lizardhugetons, 1035' long (eggs 10" long)quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodaalmost round eggs, twice the size of ostrich eggs, with rough sand-papery surface; they were laid in crater-like nests in clutches of five and are the largest ever found; baby at birth weighed about as much as a kittenHypsilophodonhip sih LO fuh donCretaceousEurope (England)High Crested Toothhumanlbs, 1405' long, 2' tallbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodaa few teeth lined on 4 or 2 feet; 2 kinds of teeth: lines of powerful saw-like teeth for tearing meat, weak flat teeth for grinding plants; slender with long neck and tail; big 5-fingered hands (huge claw on thumb)MastodonsaurusMAS tuh don sawr usTriassicEurope, N. Af skeleton complete except for tip of tail; elephant-like feet and legs; pencil-stub teethMassopondylusmass o SPON dih lusTriassicsouthern AfricaBulky Vertebraebigton, ?12-20' longbiped & quadrupedflesh- & plant-eaterSaurischianProsauropodamovetheir young; also found: a "nursery" of several nests 7' in diameterMamenchisaurusmah MEN chee sawr usJurassicAsia (China)Mamenchi Lizardgianttons, 3080' long (neck 30')quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodalongest neck known (19 vertebrae);allbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodaduck-like bill was short and wide; a small horn-like crest between its eyes; scientists found an adult near a nest of 15 babies (3' long, 1' tall) about a month old, and concluded that these dinosaurs raised he fact that they were found in all three southern lands tells us that those lands were once part of one giant landmass now called GonwandalandMaisauramah ee ah SAWR uhCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Montana)Good Mother Lizardhugetons, ?30' long, 15' tsaurusLY stroh sawr usTriassicS. Africa, Asia, Antarctica??? Lizardsmalllbs, ?3' longquadrupedplant-eater(a mammal-like reptile)had only 2 long canine teeth; small, bulky beast with a short, stubby tail; lived in herds around lakes and swamp; tan paleontologist; large, hollow crest on male heads of hatchet-blade shape; long, narrow nose ended with a broad, duck-like beak; pebbly skin; strong limbs; sharp eyes and good hearing; hollow tubes in the crest may have helped their sense of smellLystroeptile)moved through water with long flippers; largest reptile skull knownLambeosaurusLAM bee uh sawr usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta, California)Lambe's Lizardhugetons, ?40' longbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodanamed for Canadientists to tell males from females and suggest they traveled in herds; could stand tall enough to look in a second-story windowKronosaurusKRO nuh sawr usCretaceousAustraliaCrown Lizardhugetons, ?40' long (skull 12')swimmingflesh-eater(a marine rallbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopoda3-toed feet and 5-fingered hands with spiked thumb; 1st fossil to be identified as dinosaur; discovered by Mary Ann Mantell in 1822 out for an English walk; 30 skeletons found in Belgian coal mine enabled scid air at water surface but could not leave the water; skeletons of adults with babies inside prove they bore live young.Iguanodonig WAN uh donCretaceousEurope (England, Belgium), western N. Amer., N. AfricaIguana Toothbigtons, 5-725-30' long; 16' trusik thee us SAWR issJurassicN. Amer., S. Amer., EuropeFish Lizardbigton, ?15-25' longswimmingflesh-eater(a marine reptile)large, shark-like tail; small, paddle-like limbs; streamlined, dolphin-like body; long, slim sharp-toothed jaws; breatheetaceousN. Amer. (Kansas)Fish Birdsmalllb, ?0.75' longflightflesh-eater(a primitive bird)long wings and a well-developed breastbone made it a strong flyer; flat beak with teeth; lived in flocks on shores; nested along shores and cliffsIchthyosaud the front of its beak-like jaw; large eyes; long legs; medium arms; 5-fingered grasping hands; 4-fingered toes; probably the swiftest of its order; half its length was in its rigid tail, used for balancing during locomotionIchthyornisik thee ORN issCrricaMast-toothed Lizardbigton, ?10.5' long (skull 4.5')quadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive amphibian)complexly-arranged folds on its teeth, like labyrinths; large, flat head; lived around water such as lakes and swamps; preyed on smaller amphibians; legs sprawled outward supporting a heavy body and tail; 15 well-preserved skulls and 1 skeleton foundMegalosaurusMEG uh lo sawr usJurassicEurope (England), Africa, AsiaBig Lizardhugetons, 230' long, 12' tallbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodalike growth on each cheek; holes in its enormous shield frill were small, making it very heavy; head more than a third the size of its bodyPhobosuchusfo bo SOOK usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Texas, Montana)Fear Crocodilehugetons, ?50' long (skull 6 spoon-shaped beak PentaceratopsPEN tah sair uh topsCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta, New Mexico)Five-horned Facebigtons, ?24' long (skull 7.5')quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianCeratopsialike a Triceratops, but besides 3 real horns, a horn- Lizardhugetons, 3-430' long, 16' tall (crest 5') bipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodahollow, tube-like crest led to its nasal passage; air traveled from nostrils up to top of tube then back down to windpipe to lungs; webbed hands; duck-billed;obs on its huge head and small nose; probably walked with body held horizontally with tail outstretched for balance; skull found by high school studentsParasaurolophuspar ah sawr OL uh fusCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta, New Mexico)Similar Crestedrom larger predatorsPachycephalosauruspak ee SEF uh lo sawr usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Wyoming, Alberta)Thick-headed Lizardbigtons, ?15' long (skull 26" and 9" thick; spikes 5")bipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodaspikes and wart-like kn& plant-eaterSaurischianTheropodalong neck; bird-like beak; no teeth; ate fruit, small reptiles, insects, eggs (one fossil found in a Protoceratops nest); maybe warm-blooded; large brain; swift runner (like an ostrich); speed and intelligence saved it fds; very sharp teeth; may have been quick enough to catch a bird, but probably ate lizards, eggs, small game, even insects Ornithomimusor nith uh MY musCretaceouswestern N. Amer., Asia (Mongolia)Bird Imitatorbigton, ?15' long, 8' tallbipedflesh- wn from one skeleton, found complete except for neck and headOrnitholestesor nith o LESS teezJurassicwestern N. Amer. (Wyoming)Bird Stealerhumanlbs, ?6' longbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodasmall head; long tail; long-fingered, 3-clawed haneaterSaurischianSauropodaelephant-like feet and legs; forelegs and hind legs of nearly equal length enabled it to walk with a level back; short tail held far off the ground, except when used to balance standing on 2 legs; may have been able to swim; knobroad head; strong front legs; 5-fingered hands; long back legs with 5-toed feet; lived around water in damp undergrowthOpisthocoelicaudiao piss tho SEE luh caw dee uhCretaceousAsia (Mongolia)Backward Hollow Tailhugetons, ?40' longquadrupedplant- plates; neck protected by bony frill; hoofed toes; moved with head close to ground; ate low-growing plantsNeobatrachusnee o bat TRAY kissJurassicS. Amer.New ???tinylb, 0.250.33' longquadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive amphibian)frog-like with a an any living mammalMonocloniusmon uh CLO nee usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta)One Hornbigtons, ?20-26' long (6' skull)quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianCeratopsiasingle giant horn like a rhino's grew out of its snout; body covered by hardn record to be named (by Dean Buckland, 1824 in England)Megazostrodonmeg uh ZOSS truh donTriassicsouthern Africa (Lesotho)Big??? Toothtinylb, 0.250.33' longquadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive mammal)size of a mouse; more primitive in structure thwalked with body held horizontally, tail outstretched to balance huge head; saw-edged teeth; 5-fingered hands and 3-toed feet; curved claws; powerful legs and smaller but powerful arms; although an Iguanodon bone was found earlier, this is first dinosaur o')quadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive crocodile)largest crocodile that ever lived; lived around lakes and swamps; swam; dagger-like teeth; probably preyed on dinosaurs as well as anything else it could catchPlateosaurusPLAY tee uh sawr usTriassicEurope (Germany), S. Africa, N. Amer. (Nova Scotia)Flat Lizardbigtons, ?26' longquadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianProsauropodasmall head; blunt teeth; long neck and tail; could stand on hind legs to eat from treetops; probably lived in herds; ancestor ofhtflesh-eater(a flying reptile)wing of skin stretched from arms to legs; long 4th finger supporting the edge of the wing; hollow-boned; pigeon-sized; long, dense, quite thick hair; long, bare tail SpinosaurusSPY nuh sawr usCretaceousnorthern Africstood straight up in the air; strong legs; large feet; hind legs longer than short forelegs; small head and weak jaws; known from only 2 skeletons in England; one was almost completeSordesSOR deezTriassicAsia (Russia)Shaggytinylb, 0.?0.5' longfligrms to legsScelidosaurusskel EE doe sawr usJurassicEurope (England)Ribbed Lizardbigton, ?12' longquadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopoda7 rows of bony plates from its neck to its tail; solid cone-shaped plates ran down the center; plates ng reptile)long pointed beak lined with sharp, interlocking teeth; long, thin, stiff tail ended with a rudder made of skin; hollow bones; featherless, leathery skin; 3 claws on edge of wing; long 4th finger supported edge of wing of skin stretched from ay wing, with long 4th finger supporting edge; used thermal updrafts to get airborn, then floated on wind like a kite or gliderRhamphorhynchusram fo RINK usJurassicEuropeProw Beaksmalllbs, ?1.5' long (wingspan 4', tail 9")flightflesh-eater(a flyi19013' long (40' wingspread, 8' length of skull and neck)flightflesh-eater(a flying reptile)small head and long neck; long, slender beak perhaps for probing mud for mollusks; fed on dead animals like a vulture; good eyesight; hand on front of leatherf skin stretched from arms to legs; used thermal updraft to get airborn; floated on wind like a kite or glider; probably ate fish; probably warm-blooded; maybe had furQuetzalcoatlusket sol ko AT lusCretaceousN. Amer. (Texas)Feathered Serpentbiglbs, er(a flying reptile)bony skull crest doubled length of the head; some had no crest, so it may have been a sex characteristic; toothless beak; turkey-sized body; thin, hollow bones; no tail; hand on edge of leathery wing; long 4th finger supported edge o; many complete skeltons found in excellent condition, including a baby half the size of a pigeonPteranodontair AN o donCretaceousN. Amer. (Kansas)Toothless Wingedhumanlbs, 339' long (wingspread 27', skull 6' beak tip to crest tip)flightflesh-eatttacosaurusSIT a ko sawr usCretaceousAsia (Mongolia, China)Parrot Lizardhumanlbs, 5006.5' longbipedplant-eaterOrnithischianOrnithopodalarge-headed with parrot-like beak; probably grazed on all fours; thought to be an ancestor to the Proceratopsctly like modern crocodiles and probably lived like them; strong jaws lined with sharp, pointed teeth; short legs; rows of bony plates protecting back and belly; an active hunter that could run quite fast; probably shared the same ancestor as dinosaursPsis in bowl-shaped nests dug in sand; females seem to have shared nestsProtosuchuspro tuh SOOK usTriassicN. Amer. (Arizona)First Crocodilesmalllbs, ?4' longquadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive crocodile)except for its shorter head, looked almost exa its body; small frill or bony shield around the head; no real horn, but bump on male's nose; 1922 discovery of 100s of potato-shaped eggs and hatchlings proved dinosaurs to be egg-laying reptiles; eggs with rough, wrinkled shells were laid in circular row the giant sauropodsProtoceratopspro toe SER a topsCretaceousAsia (Mongolia)First Horned Facebiglbs, 9006' long, 1' tall (eggs 6" long)quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianCeratopsiaturtle-like beak with teeth along the side; head nearly as big asa (Egypt, Niger)Spiny Lizardhugetons, 740' long, 6' tall (spines 6')bipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodahuge head; strong, straight teeth; sail of skin supported by blade-like spines ran down its back and probably helped control body temperature; only known skeleton was destroyed during WWIStegosaurusSTEG o SAW rusJurassicwestern N. Amer. (Colorado, Utah, Wyoming)Plated Lizardbigtons, 220-25' long, 11' tall (largest plates 2' x 2' & tail spikes 1')quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianStegosneck and tail; known from only a few bones found in 1979; not yet officially named (nicknamed only)ant meat-eatersUltrasaurus (nickname)UL truh sawr usJurassicwestern N. Amer. (Colorado)Ultra Lizardgianttons, 80-150100-120' long, 50-60' tall (vertebrae 5')quadrupedplant-eaterSaurischianSauropodaelephant-like legs and feet; small head; long poda60 dagger-like teeth; huge hind legs, but short forearms with small 2-fingered hands that could not reach its chin; ran with huge tail extended to balance weight of its head; too heavy to run swiftly; complete skeleton found in Montana; last of the gi of meat-eating dinosaurs; preyed on smaller mammals but not insectsTyrannosaurustye RAN uh sawr usCretaceousN. Amer.Tyrant Lizardhugetons, 650' long, 18.5' tall (4' skull, 3' jaws, 6" teeth, 8" talons, 30" arms)bipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheroemies; well protected by horns, armored frill, and tough, leathery skinTriconodontri CON o donJurassicEuropeThree-pointed Toothsmalllbs, 6.51.5' longquadrupedflesh-eater(a primitive mammal)rodent-like mammal about the size of a house cat; preyns 40")quadrupedplant-eaterOrnithischianCeratopsiaturtle-like beak and scissor-like teeth; long, sharp horn on its snout; 2 enormous spear-like horns above its eyes; one of the last of the horned dinos to develop and to become extinct; had no real enplant-eaterOrnithischianCeratopsiasmall nose horn and 2 great brow horns; scissor-like teeth; ate low vegetationTriceratopstry SER uh topsCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Montana, Wyoming, Alberta)Three-horned Facebigtons, 525' long, 9.5' tall, (horr-like teeth; 3-fingered hands with long curved claws; solid bones; thick, strong tailTorosaurusTOR o sawr usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Wyoming, Texas, Alberta)Bull Lizardbigtons, 5-820-25' long (brow horns 2', shield 8'long & 5.5' wide)quadrupedps standing on shore using its neck to fish), but its young lived inland eating plants or insectsTeratosaurusteh RAT uh sawr usTriassicEurope (Germany)Monster Lizardbiglbs, 100020' longbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodabig, heavy head; daggeO fee lusTriassicEuropeLong Vertebraebigton, ?20' long (body 3.5', neck 10')quadrupedflesh-eater(a marine reptile)its long, fishing rod-like neck had only 10 vertebrae (some over 1' long); lived by an inland sea eating fish and amphibians (perhaalllbs, 654' long, 2' tallbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodavery early 2-legged hollow-boned creature, 4-toed feet with some ankle bones fused together; thought to have primitive feathers and eat small mammals and lizards Tanystropheustan ee STRones; very large brain; huge eyes spaced far apart; probably fastest running dinosaur (over 50 miles an hour); sickle-like claws; grasping hands; might have had feathers; probably warm-bloodedSyntarsussin TAR susTriassicAfrica (Zimbabwe)Fused Anklesmto eat; many skeletons in western US including a baby the size of a seeing eye dog Stenonychosaurussten ON ik uh sawr usCretaceouswestern N. Amer. (Alberta)Narrow-clawed Lizardhumanlbs, 60-1006' longbipedflesh-eaterSaurischianTheropodahollow bauria2 rows of leaf-like bony plates from neck to tail; small head with beaked mouth and prune-sized brain; heavy tail with 4 vicious spikes; only plated dinosaur found in N. Amer.; long hind legs and short forelegs meant it couldn't raise head very high 666?? >< 3 30 +.   000 - - ? ? 0 3;733  30??003??003<33?0 333333>0    0 3 questions do you want?m136"Forget it."What do you want to buy?mhammerflashlightknifekeysWhich do you want?ma trima fashion cuta permthe worksDo you want to follow this road?yWhich kind of book do you want?ipoetryfirst aidcookboMain St."Forget it."How far are you going?mRural RouteMain St."Forget it."How far are you going?mRural RouteMuseum Park"Forget it."How many meals do you want to buy?m1230Are you here to work on the Dino Questions column?yHow many;C<<?-958;'G-,M7!)=)/,&".B@-8FOG?2"#50#7$.#$')#147Gus had to go to a funeral. Do you want to fill in for him?yDo you want to go in?yHow far are you going?mMuseum ParkPPMeasurementsLocomotionDietOrderSub(Infra)orderNotes of Interest NamePronunciation Period88Place(s)English NameSizeWeight $(,048< $(,048"&*.26:>#'+/37;?#'+/37;? $(,048< $(,048"&*.26:>#'+/37;?#'+/37;?((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP $(,048< $(,048"&*.26:>#'+/37;?#'+/37;? 0>3>333>>00>333>3?>6>33>03333  33 ?511333333333>33>003>063333>333 115?;3 3333>0? ?     63 3 3 315=> 33?3333333333333???>;3>333?333? ?00000333?1;?51113337;33333333333336333303? 33333333333 1115?;133 3333 ?0 ??? 0?00000? 3?oknone todayDo you wish to pass through this gate?yWill you give me 5 bucks for my help?yWhich aisle do you want?mpet foodcleaning materialsflowerstake-out foodWhich will you give me...ma meal?5 bucks?nothing?Would you like to buy one?yWould you like to leave this area?yAre you softhearted?yWhich would you like to do?mTake the purse."Forget it."Will you free this trapped animal?yDo you want to use the Time Transporter?yDo you want to return to thoutside.Exit to Parking only.Please get in line.Utility closet locked.Your keys worked, but it's dark and stuffy in here.Closed for renovation. Director's office temporarily relocated to Lobby.Quiet, please, lecture in progress.Pick up your briefcashe new kid is cleaning the deep fat fryer.Look out! Sorry, I've spilled that old grease on you. Hey, I'm over here under the lift.Watch it! Gee, let me help you up out of that grease.That'll be $5, please.Quiet, please! Broadcast in session. Step omat.We're having a special on china dinosaur figurines.You clumsy oaf! You've knocked over that priceless Dromiceiomimus skeleton.You'll have to come with me to the Director's office.Oh, no! You've gotten grease from that old Model A on your shirt.T takes you to the hospital.Medical costs payable on leaving.You must check your briefcase at the coat check area.Entrance fee $1.Free.Look, a lost wallet.Lost.Oops, this edge is so slippery that you've soaked your feet. Take your socks to the laundroVj"6`4M6B,8#754I$ R9+()6=+8!9.)%EE%A)  *7/@HPR4E49LDG4!5!Ouch! You caught your shoe in a crack and twisted your ankle. A good SamaritanWhich would you like?mBuy a figurine.Just browse.rt cut?yDo you want to earn extra money?yAre you picking up your briefcase?yDo you want your free knife?yDo you want to add your cleaning material?yAre you here to help us unpack the new books?yDo you want to go there?ym$5$10Will you take it?yWhich do you want?mthe archaeological labthe exitDo you want to use this exit?yDo you want to leave by the front door?yDo you want to take the bus?yDo you want a taxi?yWill you risk this shont VisitorsWhom are you visiting?mLucy SaurusDinah SorzAre you phoning for a taxi?yDo you want to hire a horse?yWhich will you use?mwasherdryerboth"Forget it."Would you like to contribute to our fund?yHow much will you give?rornisthe Unicornthe Archelonthe CoelophysisDo you want a ride?yHow far are you going?mRural RouteMain St.the Tot Lot"Forget it."Will you buy my flowers?yDo you want to use one?yWhich area do you want?mLobbyEmergencyIn-PatieosmeticsWhich floor?mbasementmezzanine2nd floorGoing down?yWhich do you want to buy?ma printa figurinejewelryWhat'll it be?nnothingcoffeetake-out mealsparty room reservationHow about a balloon?yChoose your animal.mthe Hespee present?yDo you wish to open an account?yDo you want to rent a boat?yHow long do you want it?m124"Forget it."Where will you sit?min the frontin the backup in the balconyWhich aisle do you want?mperfumehair caremedicinece.Leave it here for framing.Oh, dear! We're all out of it.Today's lecture is in the painting gallery. There's a special at our museum shop.Sgt. Prime Evol on duty.$10 deposit required.Use right-hand door. (Kitchen from back entrance only.)Special gift this month: Swiss Army knife.Door sticks. Push left side.Have a seat while you wait for the bus.Balloon catches on rose thorns and pops.Hey kid, let go! Urchin grabs your balloon and runs.OOF! You fell off. Trip to hospital but no serious inj/20QRT30/160/40/160/60/200EPT55/340/60/360/67/265/66/520FIT49/300/52/200/52/310/49/300/47/200/45/310/47/300/49/200/52/310/49/200/47/330BZT15/400/5/400&aR40301070&bR10508387&cI2504010&dR30301030GSt 00PRT20/50/40/40/60/30/65/80/50/50/65/100AOT50/200/40/160/30/160/50/200/40/160/30/160/50/200/40/160/30/160/40/200/28/300PET90/50/80/50BPT50/100/45/100/40/100BOI52010100MET50/25/80/50/70/100/56/78CKT70/30/68W!.V"%VlAVNO/ME/NO/NO/BZ/QR/CL/BO/PE/HU/BA/AO/PA/TM/TT/FI/EP/NO/BO/AO/BP/BA/CG/CK/GS/NA/EPBAT50/200/40/160/30/160CLR35203060HUT40/50/30/50/50/40/25/60PAI22010020TTS230101se. There's a reward.The washroom is around the back.Duplicate keys are being made at the hardware store.Shhh! Here comes the good part.ed in here!If you give Missy Saurus a balloon, you can ride back to the farm with her.If you have cleanser, you can add it to your wash to remove grease.Someone must have lost this purse. You could return it to the police.Thanks for turning in the pure dog!Ouch! It nipped your heel. You need a tetanus shot.The sorter is all gummed up again. It needs some cleaning material.Miss Gipht is hiring extra help for the sale today.I'm sorry, I can't have my help wearing greasy clothing.Boy, it's too crowder there.Reserved for in-library use only during this week's "Salute to Poetry."A reception is in progress. I'm afraid you cannot enter wearing dirty clothes.How thoughtful of you! I'll need all your cleaning material to fix this machine.Beware of thindn.s.western nsouthern aThieves steal your wallet.What? Oh, No! You've lost your knapsack.It's too far to walk. You have to take a bus or taxi.You'd better turn it in at the police station.Mrs. Saurus has put all the cookbooks on that table ovsils that just arrived from Tanzania.Check your bags and briefcases here.You can sit here and chat with Nanny while she watches the kids.Your mailbox is empty.I think the view is best from this seat.Entrance to WAEC. Please ring.afrantasiauseurvely home-baked meals for sale.Boy, I'm hot working up here in the hayfield.I'm staying up here until after lambing.What's that? A rat caught in a trap.You notice a $20 bill protruding from the hole the rat slipped into.The lab staff is working on fosury.She'll hold them for you to pick up later.Anonymous benefactor has made toy boats free all month.We'll deliver them this evening.Sorry, that area is full.She has been discharged.Closed for repairs.General admission: $3.Come in, dear. I have lo41/520/49/330/48/610/41/500/49/310/48/530/42/310/41/270/49/210/48/240/53/210/52/170/61/200/60/210NAT46/320/44/420/51/310/49/410/46/300/44/400/47/310/46/470CGT49/300/52/200/52/300/57/300/59/200/61/300/59/300/57/200/59/300/54/200/57/400TMR8033060Ancel your trip.P$To pay transporter fuel costs, press RETURN.UAUpon arrival at the period, move to the place where you think the creature belongs. Then press RETURN to bring the creature home.I2Press RETURN to begin playing.IECopyright (C) 1988 Inor keys to highlight, SPACE BAR for more creatures. Press RETURN to prepare the transporter for the creature.I1Use <-- and --> to see more.CBUse <- and -> to specify the Mesozoic period to which you wish to travel. Then press RETURN. Press ESC to cahat you need here.!CYou might have made a better choice.EXYou may now safely remove your disk. Press RETURN to continue playing.DDInsert back side of Disk 1 (unlabeled side).DLInsert Return of the Dinosaurs disk.WDWhich creature is it? Use cursself for the trip back to the Mesozoic era.QGAre you sure you want to quit? (Y or N)QEAre you sure you want to quit this adventure? (Y or N)?B ? for help.&WUnable to write to disk. Press SPACE BAR to try again, ESC to cancel.!IYou don't have wou willing to pay??HSPACE BAR to go on, ? for help.MG1. See Instructions 2. Practice with DinoFile 3. Play the Game 4. Quit Press 1, 2, 3, or 4P&Do you want to play again? (Y or N)R&Do you want to play the same adventure? (Y or N)BYBrace yourto go to sleep.WKGood morning!V1Welcome, *. You will begin playing at level V2Welcome back, *. When you last played you were at level L1Congratulations, *. You are now ready for level LHUsing the ? key to locate the next clue costs $20. Are ytroubles!NMPlease type your name.WTPlease wait ...YSSOUND IS ON.NSSOUND IS OFF.GOPress SPACE BAR to go on.SUYour supplies are:ITYou have:NINO ITEMSPIYou have just acquired DIYou have just discarded I%You can't carry any more.SLTime C2 back to its prehistoric home. 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