Dinosaurs

Josh Peck and Sean William Scott

I don't know by fossil record but I have a book called walking with the dinosaurs and it said 220 million years ago

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Stegosaurus

we can't say, because were discovering more all the time. there is actually no such thing as a dinosaur that spent its whole life in water as one of the definitions of a dinosaur is an animal with steady legs that support it on land. any water animal would have flippers so they cant stand. the animals that lived in the water were just animals that lived in the dinosaur period not actual dinosaurs.

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Jelly, or Jam depending on where your from.

Im trying to find one to ship to Canada so I can put my favourite Candy into it, DINO - SOURS :(

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Okay this is why if u have a calendar go to February 2 and if u see it says new moon but in 2012 it will be a full moon and that is going to cause a comet to crash into the earth and destroy it about every 150 years a comet blasts out into space big anon that we can see it but in 2012 being a full moon it will get extra power and hit the earth some people believe that dinosaurs were destroyed by a volcano yes but also a comet I believe it was a full moon a comet hit earth causin volcanos to erupt and burn all earth then over the years it cooled down and well god decided to make us because he thought we were smart inof. To think of something well the only way we can destroy the comet is by water a lot of water if the comet hits the ochean we are safe long long time ago like 300 years ago a comet was about to hit earth the people were scared a girl name Eva Toledo them everything is fine then the terror of light hit the comet and the comet begun to move away slowly I got this from a show h2o but they could be on too something but one problem mermaids don't exict and right now I kind of wish they did so I'm telling all of those scientist 1 I don't have a good spelling and 2 don't just sit and wait for something to happen I'm under 15(way under) old girl and I am even taking this seriously the thing is I feel like I have to do something and it feels like I have a connection with Eva besides our name the thing I am really scared about is that Eva never returned after the terror of light and in the show h2o it says Eva was a mermaid and it's really scary because I feel like I have a connection with water and all please tell me what to do

Jurassic and Triassic and cretaceous were almost fierce

Non-avian dinosaurs went extinct at the very end of the Maastrichtian age of the Cretaceous period, around 65.5 million years ago, in a proposed extinction event called the "K-T event", or "K-Pg event" (in more modern scientific parlance) . The specific geological marker of this event is the "K-T boundary", which is usually a thin band of sediment famous for being rich in iridium, which many believe was deposited there during a massive meteorite impact that initiated the K-T event and directly or indirectly caused the extinction of many animal species, including all of the non-avian dinosaurs.

Compsognathus was once thought to be the smallest known dinosaur. However, smaller dinosaurs have since been discovered, such as Epidexipteryx.

No. Dinosaurs were extinct by the time humans evolved.

no, but small mammals called marsupials did and over time those marsupials evolved into Rhinos

Yes. The name Majungasaurus was created based on some teeth. Later, scientists said that the evidence wasn't good enough and renamed the dinosaur Majungatholus. However, a few decades later, a study showed that the original remains were conclusive enough. So Majungatholus and Majungasaurus are the same dinosaur, but Majungasaurus is more accurate.

yes as their teeth designs are made to eat flesh and a dinosaur fossil inside another one has also been found

Because dinosaurs were stupid, unintelligent, and they also ate everything they saw; well practically. So they didn't really even know what the word starve was or what it mean't.

Some of the most famous fossils from Arizona are those of animals and plants that lived during the late Triassic (about 225 million years ago), whose fossils are preserved in the famous Petrified Forest National Park. These include:

Metoposaurus (a 10 foot long, fish eating amphibian)

Trilophosaurus (a 9 foot, herbivorous reptile, looking somewhat like a lizard)

Desmatosuchus (a 16 foot long, herbivorous reptile with spikes protruding horizontally from its shoulders. Its fossils have been found in Texas, so I think it is reasonable to assume that they also lived in Arizona).

Paleorhinus (a crocodile like reptile)

Postosuchus (a 15 foot, armored, four legged carnivorous reptile)

Rutiodon (a crocodile-like reptile)

Stagonolepis (a 10 foot, herbivorous reptile that was armored)

Hesperosuchus (a reptile, resembling a crocodile with erect limbs)

Coelophysis (a small, carnivorous dinosaur)

Herrerasaurus (a 10 to 20 foot carnivorous dinosaur)

Panphagia (an omnivorous dinosaur, that was was related to the early sauropods)

Placerias (a 10 foot, bulky, herbivorous reptile)

Adelobasileus (possibly the common ancestor of all mammals; fossils found in Texas, so it is likely it also lived in Arizona)

Also, there is the Kayenta Formation, which yields fossils from the early Jurassic, about 190 million years ago. These include:

Prosalirus (an early frog)

Kayentachelys (an early turtles)

Dilophosaurus (a crested, 20 foot long carnivorous dinosaur)

Kayentavenator (a small, carnivorous dinosaur)

Massospondylus (a prosauropod, which were herbivorous dinosaurs that later evolved into the huge, long necked dinosaurs such as Apatosaurus)

Megapnosaurus (a small, carnivorous dinosaur)

Rhamphinion (a pterosaur, or flying reptile)

Scelidosaurus (a lightly armored, herbivorous dinosaur that was 13 feet long)

Scutosaurus (a small, two legged, herbivorous dinosaur that was lightly armored)

Dinnebitodon (a small, herbivorous, mammal like reptile)

Kayentatherium (a small mammal like reptile)

Oligokyphus (a small, herbivorous, mammal like reptile)

Of course, these are just a few examples. Many animals lived in Arizona that were not fossilized there, and may have only been fossilized somewhere else. For example, a huge variety of famous dinosaurs (such as Apatosaurus, Allosaurus, and Stegosaurus) lived in nearby areas, but their fossils have not been found in Arizona even though they probably lived there.

Canabis sativa fossils are not known from mesozoic strata.

The term "fossil fuels" refers to coal, oil, natural gas and their derivatives, which come from plant life. The dinosaurs themselves didn't contribute much to the fuel. The energy which is captured in hydrocarbons came originally from the Sun. One writer has rather poetically referred to fossil fuels as "ancient sunlight."

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Dinosaurs never had a chance to eat human beings. The dinosaurs became extinct before humans (and mammals) evolved.

Birds are believed to be the most direct descendants of dinosaurs and carrion birds eating human flesh happened before history was documented so we do not know the answer.