Dinosaur means "terrible lizard".
supplement. The very first piece of a dinosaur was found by the wife of an amateur fossil hunter in UK. She found a smooth piece of material in a dump of road repair material. Her husband (Mantell) considered it resembled a lizard tooth, but of a size previously unknown. Hence the 'terrible lizard' name. Mantell's son bought this part of the family treasures to New Zealand when he immigrated, and it is now in the collection of Te Papa Museum in Wellington.
It was named an Iguanadon. you may see this at tepapa.org.nz.
Some words that mean 'to give more information' are describe, define, detail, exemplify, specify.
I dont know what you mean but scientific, but if you mean birth name its James Howlett
If by largest you mean greatest biomass then it would have to be the round worms phylum Nematoda if you mean the greatest number of species then it would have to be anthropoda as it includes the insects. If you mean by size then it would have to Chordata as it includes the whales. If by largest you mean greatest biomass then it would have to be the round worms phylum Nematoda if you mean the greatest number of species then it would have to be anthropoda as it includes the insects. If you mean by size then it would have to Chordata as it includes the whales.
"Inundate" means to overwhelm or flood with a large amount of something, such as information or tasks.
A sunflower can mean honesty, happiness and faith. These are just a few of the major symbolic meanings of the sunflower.
You play dinosuar king? What are you, gay?
According To Dinosuar Train, Dan The Dinosuar Spoof's Sid The Sloth.
a dinosuar
I think there were too different animlas, a big dinosuar and a little dinosuar, and the got into a fight and the bigger dinosuar wins because its bigger and is more "powerful".
there 4 dinosuar friends and they love school there 4 dinosuar friends and they love school
Yes. RAWR
pterodactyl
Yes
1,00,000 years ago.
Yes dinosaurs are reptiles.
because you touch yourself at night
They learn about Dinosuar history and fossils. Love, DEC!A