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WAIT! YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS FACT ABOUT THE SPINOSAURUS! A Spinosaurus is not a crocodylomorph! Why? Because it's a therapod!
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WAIT! YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS FACT ABOUT THE SPINOSAURUS! A Spinosaurus is not a crocodylomorph! Why? Because it's a therapod!
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Developmental strategies underlying gigantism and miniaturization in non-avialan theropod dinosaurs | Science
Two therapod dinosaurs hanging out. #Animaliaartchallenge
Adult T-rex speed:13-17 mph
Allosaurus speed: 25-35 mph
Utahraptor speed:21-28 mph
Carnotaurus speed:31-35 mph
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Megalosaurus: The Door to New Worlds
The first dinosaur ever to be named was Megalosaurus. The first fossil to be “officially” discovered (England, 1676), Megalosaurus was believed to be a giant human. As the first dinosaur to be drawn, her thigh fossil was depicted as a piece of male anatomy by Robert Plot. This prompted Dr. Richard Brookes to name it “scrotum humanum” in 1763.
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