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Flashcards Dinosaur Factsheets v2

This document provides information about 14 different dinosaurs including their names, when they lived, where they were found, diet, size, and key features. The dinosaurs discussed span from the mid-Jurassic period to the late Cretaceous period and include both herbivores and carnivores that inhabited locations in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America.

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Flashcards Dinosaur Factsheets v2

This document provides information about 14 different dinosaurs including their names, when they lived, where they were found, diet, size, and key features. The dinosaurs discussed span from the mid-Jurassic period to the late Cretaceous period and include both herbivores and carnivores that inhabited locations in North America, Europe, Africa, Asia, and South America.

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Baryonyx Brachiosaurus

Name means: heavy claw Name means: arm lizard


Lived: 125 million years ago (early Cretaceous period) Lived: 156-145 million years ago (mid-late Jurassic
Found in: United Kingdom and Spain period)

Diet: meat-eater (probably mostly ate fish) Found in: North America and Tanzania

Size: 8-10 metres long and 5 metres tall Diet: plant-eater (probably ate the tops of trees)

Features: 30cm long claws on its hands and jaws like a Size: 13 metres tall and 25 metres long
crocodile Features: nostrils on the top of its head
Diplodocus Giganotosaurus
Name means: double-beamed Name means: giant southern reptile
Lived: 155-145 million years ago (mid-late Jurassic Lived: 100-90 million years ago (mid Cretaceous period)
period) Found in: Argentina
Found in: the USA Diet: meat-eater
Diet: plant-eater (probably used its long neck to reach Size: 14 metres long
plants in the middle of forests)
Features: the largest meat-eating dinosaur
Size: 27 metres long, with an 8 metre long neck and a 14
metre long tail
Features: extra bones below its backbone
Iguanodon Stegosaurus
Name means: iguana tooth Name means: plated lizard or roof lizard
Lived: 135-125 million years ago (early Cretaceous Lived: 156-140 million years ago (mid-late Jurassic
period) period)
Found in: Europe, North Africa, the USA and Mongolia Found in: the USA, western Europe, India, Mongolia and
Diet: plant-eater southern Africa

Size: 9 metres long and 5 metres tall Diet: plant-eater (probably ate low-growing plants)

Features: a beak with no teeth; teeth in its cheeks; a claw Size: 9 metres long and 3 metres tall
for a thumb Features: two rows of bony plates in its back; four long
spikes at the end of its tail
Triceratops Troodon
Name means: three-horned face Name means: wounding tooth
Lived: 72-65 million years ago (late Cretaceous period) Lived: 76-70 million years ago (late Cretaceous period)
Found in: the USA and Canada Found in: the USA and Canada
Diet: plant-eater (probably ate low-growing plants) Diet: meat-eater
Size: 9 metres long and 3 metres tall Size: 3 metres long and 2 metres tall
Features: three horns on its face; its head was nearly one Features: probably the most intelligent dinosaur; moved
third as long as its body fast on two legs
Tyrannosaurus Rex Velociraptor
Name means: tyrant lizard king Name means: speedy thief
Lived: 85-65 million years ago (late Cretaceous period) Lived: 85-80 million years ago (late Cretaceous period)
Found in: the USA, Canada and Mongolia Found in: Mongolia, Russia and China
Diet: meat-eater (hunted alone) Diet: meat-eater (hunted in groups)
Size: 12 metres long and 6 metres tall Size: 2 metres long and 1 metre tall
Features: could eat 230kg of meat and bones in one bite Features: could run up to 60km an hour; had a 9cm long
claw on the middle toe of each foot

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