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C-box:This car-sized dinosaur balanced itself on its stiff tail as it attacked larger dinosaurs with its razor-like claws.
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Correct:Deinonychus*QS120702.AIF*
Wrong 1:Triceratops
Wrong 2:Tyrannosaurus
Wrong 3:Velociraptor
Wrong 4:Allosaurus
Wrong 5:Carnotaurus
Wrong 6:Spinosaurus
Wrong 7:Gallimimus
Wrong 8:Compsognathus
GeoByte1:These agile killers may have patrolled in packs, ganging up to attack larger animals.
GeoByte2:This ferocious predator used its 5-inch (13-cm) sickle-like claws to rip apart its prey.
GeoByte3:Remains of this 6-foot-tall (1.8-m), 9-foot-long (2.8-m) streamlined killer were found in Montana in the 1960s.
GeoByte4:Of all the dinosaurs, Deinonychus was the perfect killer—fast, intelligent, and equipped with the weapons to kill most prey.
GeoByte5:Deinonychus probably attacked its prey with its hooked feet and arms and then slashed the animal's belly with the swiveling hooks on its second toes.
GeoByte6:The name ^Deinonychus^ means "terrible claw."
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