Dinosaurs

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Yes, since birds are classified as dinosaurs.

Scientists do not believe that the extinction of the dinosaurs was the result of a great flood. There are still a number of competing theories about the extinction of the dinosaurs although it is clear that there was a large meteor impact in the Yucatan region, which played a role. It may also be that rising carbon dioxide levels and ocean acidity played a role as well. It may be that there were a number of contributing factors, rather than just one single cause. But scientists do not think that flooding was involved. Note that some dinosaurs were aquatic, and would not have been killed by flooding since they already lived in the water.

Haast's eagle was a giant eagle that lived in New Zeland. It was 3 times the size of a bald eagle and it was big enough to take a man and carry him off to be devouerd.

Brachiosaurus lived in Africa and North America from the late Jurassic to the early Cretaceous. The climate was semiarid, with distint wet and dry seasons. The plants were conifers, cycads, tree ferns, and ginkgos. Most of them grew in riparian areas (places near a river or groundwater).

how do you make a full park of dinosaurs that i guess get lots of bones or lots of things about of dinosaurs

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Dinosaurs are usually large in size, the largest being 30 metres long, and they come in different looks and sizes. Dinosaurs are either herbivorous, carnivorous or omnivorous. Herbivorous dinosaurs are usually larger in size and have longer necks than the others as they evolved to scare carnivorous dinosaurs who are preying on them away. They usually live in herds. They have short and blunt teeth as they are sufficient for chewing on plants. They probably swallowed stones to aid them in their digestion. Carnivorous dinosaurs are large in size and the usually walk on their hinds. They have long and sharp teeth for killing their prey and ripping their flesh for food. Omnivorous dinosaurs are not as large as carnivorous dinosaurs. They usually walk on their hinds but they do not have specific kinds of teeth as they consume plants, animals and even eggs.

There were species that lived in all ecosystems.

You can use other pictures as references and use a grid to develop an accurate outline. This web site is still under construction but will be a great place to learn the technique.

Good luck with it.

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No, the earth is only about 4 billions years old, which is 4,000,000,000. The universe is thought to be about 14 billion years old, which means it would not have existed either.

Depending on the species, Dimetrodon was around 5 feet (1.5 meters) at the top of the sail. By the way, Dimetrodonis not a dinosaur.

I predict exactly 17 as the dinosaurs were shrunk before they entered the car.

It would only be 12 if the dinosaurs had curly mustaches, obviously!

they became too willy that they just couldn't take all the backteria

there are lots, triceratops, t Rex, hadrosaurs and ankylosaurs, they all appeared in the late cretaceous

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130-125 million years ago the Utahraptor was on this planet

work as skilled laborers, such as blacksmiths and carpenters others work as farmers, on-board ships, and in the ever growing shipbuilding industry

That would be Barney.

Actually it would depend on which one you are talking about. Hesperornis is the penguin like dinosaur with long legs and next to nothing for arms. Archaeopteryx is a not so attractive bird. Daspletosaurus looks like its relative T-Rex. Confuciusornis would be the attractive bird. or the Corythosaurus. The best answer for you is to look at PBSkids.org and look at the dinosaur train segment.

By guess and by golly for the most part. Actually, with experience, dinosaur experts have gotten a lot better about guessing which part goes where, but there were some funny learning mistakes. For example, where the first Iguanodon was found, one of its two thumb-spikes was with it, but since they only found one, the scientists reconstructing the animal put the spike on its nose! The famous feud between Marsh and Cope (the two great early dinosaur hunters) began which Marsh pointed out to Cope that he'd assembled his great discovery, the Diplodocus, with the skull on the end of the tail! Marsh wasn't always right himself, though: he once put an Apatosaurus body and a Camarosaurus head together.

the brachiosaurus lived in the Jurassic period

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There goes the neighborhood.

400 pounds of food a day.

We know that 90% of marine species and 70% of land vertebrates died out. We know that it was the only mass extinction that significantly effected insects. We also know that it occurred about 252 million years ago.

It is possible. The water cycle is continuous, so we could be drinking the same water that dinosaurs drank, Cleopatra bathed in or a mouse drowned in. Luckily, water is naturally filtered while making its way back into the water table. Most water molecules are never destroyed, but continually go through a cycle of where they go... down your throat, down the sink, into a river, up into the sky, down as rain, into the ocean... etc. And it's been doing that for millions and millions of years over and over and over again. And so the very same water molecules have been around since the dinosaurs and long before that!