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How can you tell a differencen between a dinosaur that was a plant eater and one that was a meat eater?
One way is by looking at the teeth. Carnivorous dinosaurs always had sharp teeth. Herbivorous dinosaurs had spatula like teeth, or even molars, depending on the species. Also, no meat eating dinosaurs could walk on four legs. Also, most if not all meat eating dinosaurs were lizard hipped. There were also some dinosaurs that were omnivores and had a combination of teeth.
Why are dinosaurs teeth well suited to eating meat?
so that when they eat meat they can grip, rip, and tear the meat they are eating because most of them could not chew their meat
What do you call the sub-order of the largest meat-eating dinosaurs?
Meat eating dinosaurs, or any meat eating animal/mammals are considered as a "carnivore". The group that contains most meat eating dinosaurs is Theropoda.Carnivore/Carnivorous eg: T-rex
What dinosaurs are the plant eaters?
the meat eating or carnivours dinosaurs were the smartst. the meat eating or carnivours dinosaurs were the smartst.
What type of dinosaurs eat meat?
All meat eating dinosaurs were theropods.
If meat eating dinosaurs didn't have anything to eat will they eat plants?
Meat eating dinosaurs couldn't eat plants because they had teeth designed for riping and tearing meat not grinding plants. they also follow instinct which wouldn't tell them to eat plants because it is against nature and it's not what they were created to do.
What are the names of meat eating dinosaurs?
carnivores
What do meat eating dinosaurs eat?
of course, the meat or flesh of animals
Is a theropods a meat eater?
Yes, theropods are meat eating dinosaurs.
Was there more plant dinosaurs then meat eating dinosaurs?
yes most dinosaurs ate plants
What is the name of the largest meat eating dinosaurs?
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What are meat eater dinosaurs called?
Honey, A meat eating dinosaur is obversiouly a dinosaur that eats MEAT!!!!!! dahhhhhhh Example: T-rex, Raptor, Spinosaurus, teradactle WATCH JURASSIC PARK.
