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Tyrannosaurus
The Tyrannosaurus, known by many as the T-Rex, was one of the largest carnivores ever.
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How did the t-rex have babies?
Tyrannosaurus rex raised their young in the Western half of North America (all known fossils are in Canada and the US), which is where they lived. We know little (if anything) about the specifics of T-rex mothering, however, fossil evidence suggests that most dinosaurs did care for their young.
The word is derived by joining two Greek words together, as happens a lot in scientific names. The words are dino- from 'dienos' (powerful/terrible/fearful) and saur from 'sauros', a lizard. (source: A Dictionary of the Roots and Combining Forms of Scientific Words. Tim Williams)
At the very beginning, it comes from two Greek words meaning "terrible lizard", When they were first discovered, their large size made scientists believe that these reptiles were terribly fierce creatures. (Source, world book student dictionary)
The word dinosaur can be broken into 2 greek roots. The root deino which means terrible, and saur which means lizard. So the word dinosaur means terrible lizard.
Where was the first T Rex fossil found?
Dinosaur fossils would have been found earlier in history but not yet identified. British geologists were the first to discover and classify dinosaurs.
In 1824 Megalosaurus was scientifically described and named. Iguanodon fossils had been found in 1822, but they were formally documented after Megalosaurus.
How much did a tyrannosaurus rex weigh?
Archaeopteryx probably weighed between 200-600 grams, based on the sources below. This is about the size of a magpie.
Sources:
Yalden DW (1984) What size was Archaeopteryx? Zool J Linn Soc 82:177-188
Wellnhofer P (1992) A new specimen of Archaeopteryx from the Solnhofen limestone. Nat Hist Mus Los Angeles County Sci Ser 34:3-24
Many dinosaurs were huge carnivorous lizards that could eat animals in a single bite. Also, due to some of their immense sizes, there was a chance that the aforementioned animals could be trampled.
The Nano-tyrannous was known to hunt young tyrannosaurs, but even the young were in turn a threat to the nano due to their germ ridden mouths and sharp teeth. One bite from a young T-Rex could easily inflict an infectiousness wound that would eventually kill the nano. A Nano is no match for an adult T-Rex.
A pack of raptors could potentially take down an adult, but the raptors would suffer many losses before they could succeed, but even then, the pack would typically not want to risk such a catastrophe.
Although the film "Jurassic Park III" shows a Spinosaurus killing a Tyrannosaur in a fight, this would not be true in reality, a Spinosaur's jaw was longer, but weaker than a T-Rex's, it's teeth were not as long, or sharp. The Spinosaur mainly hunts smaller prey or fish, it could never kill most prey that T-Rexes hunted, much less a T-Rex itself, regardless of being the bigger of the two.
While modern day predators would likely have difficulty with a Tyrannosaur, younger or smaller ones could be killed by most, including large cats, wild canines, poisonous reptiles, and bears.
Are t rex velociraptor and chickens related?
Yes. Birds branched off from a group of dinosaurs called theropods, which included all carnivorous dinosaurs such as T. rex and velociraptor. Velociraptor was very closely related to birds.
Where to find t rex fossils in Fossil Fighters champions?
I think you only get it at the end of the game if it is a T-Rex you have chosen in the beginning. Otherwise no way to get it, maybe cheatcode?
She is 5' 2", believe it or not. I didn't and had to look into that. BTW, her name is Nicole Austin.
Is a allosaurs more dangerous than t rex?
While both Allosaurus and Tyrannosaurus rex were formidable predators of their respective times, T. rex is generally considered more dangerous due to its larger size, powerful bite, and robust skull structure. T. rex could exert a biting force significantly greater than that of Allosaurus, allowing it to crush bones and tackle larger prey. Allosaurus, being smaller and more agile, likely relied on pack hunting strategies, but when comparing individual strength and predatory capability, T. rex holds the advantage.
Tyrannosaurus rex were large carnivores. They ate the meat of large herbivorous dinosaurs, such as Edmontosaurus and Triceratops. They acquired their food through scavenging and hunting. they also loved eating cats and pirates and only drank while listening to rihanna
What type of dinosaur is Sue who is on display at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago?
Sue is a Tyrannosaurus rex.
She is famous because she is the best preserved, most complete, and largest Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton ever found, and she was named after the paleontologist who discovered her, Sue Hendrickson.
Where was the fossil of a t rex found first?
The first fossil of a Tyrannosaurus rex was discovered in 1902 in the Hell Creek Formation in Montana, USA. This groundbreaking find was made by fossil hunter Barnum Brown, who unearthed the fossilized bones that would later help define our understanding of this iconic dinosaur. The discovery marked a significant moment in paleontology, leading to further research and exploration of T. rex and other dinosaur species.
What is the correct posture for T .Rex?
The correct posture for a Tyrannosaurus rex is generally depicted as having a large, upright body with a horizontal tail for balance. Its head is held high, supported by a strong neck, while its small arms are positioned close to the body. The legs are sturdy and positioned directly beneath the body, allowing for powerful movement. T. rex's overall stance reflects its status as a bipedal predator.
Why you shouldn't eat lollies?
There is no reason at all that u shouldn't eat lollies. Unless u are afraid of choking :)
What does a t chart look like?
A big T shaped chart used for only two things.
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Who sang what doesn't kill you makes you stronger?
The song "Stronger" featuring the lyrics "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger" is performed by Kelly Clarkson. It was released in 2011 as part of her album "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)." The song became an anthem of empowerment and resilience.
