It is said that the Brontosaurus does not exist; paleontologist O.C. Marsh, who discovered the Brontosaurus in 1879 found a skeleton that did not have a head, so he used a skull that was found miles away to complete the skeleton. The skeleton O.C. Marsh had found was actually the skeleton of an Apatosaurus, which is a species he had already discovered and named two years earlier. So that being said, there was no longer any dinosaur named Brontosaurus.
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The exact number of bones in a Brachiosaurus is not definitively known, but it is estimated to have had around 200 to 300 bones, similar to other large sauropods. These bones included a long neck, massive limbs, and a large body, contributing to its distinctive appearance. The skeletal structure of Brachiosaurus was adapted for its herbivorous diet and ability to reach high vegetation.
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The dinosaur fossil that was found in Tanzania, is a Brachiosaurus.
Velociraptor fossils have been found in the Djadochta Formation in Mongolia and the Bayan Mandahu Formation in north-central China. Velociraptor was first discovered in 1923 by Peter Kaisen while he was on an expedition with the American Museum of Natural History.
The name Brachiosaurus comes from the Greek words "brachion" meaning arm and "sauros" meaning lizard, because its front legs are longer than its hind legs, giving it a unique posture resembling a lizard with long arms.
Paleontologists have found fossils of Brachiosaurus in North America and Africa.
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The first modern record of discovery of oracle bones was in China in 1899.
The Brachiosaurus footprint is relatively small for a dinosaur. Looking more like a giraffe than a dinosaur, specimens have been found in North America.
Brachiosaurus was a herbivore.
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