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DINOSAURS

DINOSAURS. By TJ Layne, Emily Howenstine, Hunter Cox, Ty Stefanatos, Blake Harner and MacKenzie Thornsbury. Velociraptor by Emily Howenstine. Means “speedy thief” Carnivore (meat eater) 5 to 6 feet long 15 to 33 pounds The first Velociraptor was found in Mongolia in 1924.

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DINOSAURS

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  1. DINOSAURS By TJ Layne, Emily Howenstine, Hunter Cox, Ty Stefanatos, Blake Harner and MacKenzie Thornsbury

  2. Velociraptorby Emily Howenstine • Means “speedy thief” • Carnivore (meat eater) • 5 to 6 feet long • 15 to 33 pounds • The first Velociraptor was found in Mongolia in 1924. • Velociraptor had a sharp, deadly, long claw on each foot.

  3. Stegosaurusby Ty Stefanatos • Means “roof lizard” or “plated lizard” • Herbivore (plant-eater) • Found in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming • Stegosaurus had 17 bony plates that were in its back. • It was the size of a bus but it’s brain was the size of a walnut.

  4. Spinosaurusby Hunter Cox • Means “spiny lizard” • 40-50 feet long • 4 tons or more • It ate meat, it was a carnivore • It lived in Egypt and Morocco • The sail may have also been used to attract mates or seem bigger than it was.

  5. Tyrannosaurus Rexby TJ Layne • Means ‘’tyrant lizard king” • 40 feet (12.4 m) long • Carnivore (meat-eater) • Found in U.S.A, Canada and Asia • The first T- Rex was found in Montana • Tyrannosaurus Rex’s arms were only about 3 feet (1 m) long. • T-Rex had teeth that were continually replaced.

  6. Giganotosaurusby Blake Harner • Name means “Giant Southern Lizard” • Carnivore - meat eater. It ate large plant eater dinosaurs. • 44-46 ft. long • Weighed 8 tons • Found in Argentina, South America • Giganotosaurs was longer than T. Rex!

  7. Apatosaurusby Kenzie Thornsbury • Means “deceptive lizard” • Herbivore (plant-eater). Apatosaurus swallowed stones to help grind up it’s tough plant food, it did not chew it’s food. • 70-90 feet long • 33-38 tons • Fossils have been found in Colorado, Oklahoma, Utah and Wyoming • Nostrils were on the top of it’s head.

  8. THE END Dinosaurs are fun to learn about! We hope you enjoyed our show! 1st Grade LoS 4/07

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