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C-box:It was big as a four-story building, but this dinosaur couldn't raise its neck to its highest point for more than a second or two.
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Correct:Brachiosaurus*QS120302.AIF*
Wrong 1:Tyrannosaurus
Wrong 2:Spinosaurus
Wrong 3:Megalosaurus
Wrong 4:Iguanodon
Wrong 5:Allosaurus
Wrong 6:Protoceratops
Wrong 7:Compsognathus
Wrong 8:Stenonychosaurus
GeoByte1:The Brachiosaurus skeleton on display at the Humboldt Museum in Berlin is the world's largest mounted skeleton.
GeoByte2:Longer than a tennis court, this huge plant eater could pluck leafy meals from treetops with its elongated giraffe-like neck.
GeoByte3:To help digestion, Brachiosaurus ate stones that helped mash up the vegetation it ate.
GeoByte4:Brachiosaurus probably weighed as much as 10 modern elephants!
GeoByte5:Brachiosaurus, although huge, is not the largest dinosaur ever found. Fossils of Seismosaurus show that it was from 128 to 164 feet (39 to 50 m) long!
GeoByte6:The name ^Brachiosaurus^ means "arm lizard."
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