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What was the biggest flesh eating dinosaur?
Spinosaurus is the biggest flesh eating dinosaur.
What is the largest dinosaur in terms of length x width x height?
The biggest were the plant-eating Sauropoda.
What is the biggest meat eating dinosaur ever to live?
its not Tyrannosaurus REX it giganotosaurus .... in Argentina... Patagonian could not remember
How many pages does Eating the Dinosaur have?
Eating the Dinosaur has 256 pages.
Which sauropod was too big to be frightened by a large meat eating dinosaur like spinosaurus?
Argentinosaurus the biggest sauropod on earth
What is the biggest dinosaur what is the biggest dinosaur?
Bruhathkayosaurus ?44 m 144 ftTitanosaur
When was Eating the Dinosaur created?
Eating the Dinosaur was created on 2009-10-20.
What is the ISBN of Eating the Dinosaur?
The ISBN of Eating the Dinosaur is 1-4165-4420-8.
Was T-Rex the biggest dinosaur ever?
No. The biggest dinosaur would be the titanosaur argentinosaur huinculensis.
What is the name of the biggest hervivorous dinosaur and has a long neck?
Argentinosaurus was the biggest hervivorous dinosaur that has a long neck.
What was the biggest dinosaur in the Jurassic?
The biggest dinosaur in the Jurassic period were the gigantic sauropods like the famous Diplodocus.
How does the fossil record provide evidence for the Cretaceous tertiary extinction?
The Cretaceous-Tertiary Extinction was a giant asteroid that hit Earth and killed many organisms. It formed giant dust clouds and enough heat to cause a worldwide fires. The fossils of the dead organisms gave out a story to the scientists who were researching them. For example, a meat-eating dinosaur ate a plant-eating dinosaur during the Cretaceous-Tertiary Extinction. Soon after the meat-eating dinosaur ate the plant-eating dinosaur, the meat-eating dinosaur died. The fossil of the plant-eating dinosaur and the meat-eating dinosaur told a story to the scientist about what the meat-eating dinosaur did to the other dinosaur; then the other story to the meat-eating dinosaur. You're welcome :) -Ashley G
