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The Tyrannosaurus rex had a large head with sharp teeth, powerful jaws, and small, yet muscular arms with two claws on each hand. Its body was massive, supported by strong hind limbs, which allowed it to stand upright and run at relatively high speeds for its size. T. rex also had a long, heavy tail that helped with balance and stability while moving. Overall, its anatomy was adapted for a predatory lifestyle.
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How to get t-Rex after you get 3 Oasis seeds?
you should get the fourth seed or get a guan fossil and all the parts to it and it turns into a t-rex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What is t rex defense?
head, teeth, body and body size
How do you get the T-rex head in the game fossil fighters?
you get the t rex skull in parchment desert after you get four oasis seeds, it is by the last oasis i am still having problems finding the skull 2 i have every other piece but it early in the game keep on checking in the store for t-rex head and then when you get it, look for the rest of the body parts. hope this helped! :)
How does a Tyrannosaurus Rex's tail helped its balance?
The tail of a T. rex primarily served to balance the weight of the rest of its body and its massive head. Contrary to its depiction in Jurassic Park T. rex probably could not run fast.
Fossil fighters where to find t-rex body and arms?
in parchment desert
How can you get a T-rex body on Fossil Fighter?
In parchment desert after you restore the oasis
What is the longer name for T Rex?
T. rex is short for Tyrannosaurus rex.
Which dinosaur has tiny arms?
Tyrannosaurs rex, often called T-rex is famous for having tiny arms in proportion to its body.
Who is cooler Mosasaur or T-rex?
T-Rex
Who is stonger T-Rex or Spinosaurus?
T-Rex
Who will be the king a T-Rex or a Spinosaurus?
T-Rex
What is the scienctific name for the T-Rex?
Oddly enough, the name T-rex is its own scientific name. It's the abbreviation of the binomial name Tyrannosaurus rex and translates to "Tyrant lizard king" from latin.Interesting fact: as it is the abbreviation of a scientific name, it should be written as "T. rex", not "T-Rex" or "T Rex."
