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C-box:The largest of the flesh-eating dinosaurs, this creature had a massive head filled with scalpel-sharp teeth up to seven inches (17.5 cm) long.
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Correct:Tyrannosaurus*QS122002.AIF*
Wrong 1:Heterodontosaurus
Wrong 2:Triceratops
Wrong 3:Protoceratops
Wrong 4:Allosaurus
Wrong 5:Velociraptor
Wrong 6:Diplodocus
Wrong 7:Stegosaurus
Wrong 8:Brachiosaurus
GeoByte1:This huge carnosaur stood 18.5 feet (5.6 m) tall. Its massive skull, measuring 4 feet (1.2 m), contained 60 large saw-edged teeth.
GeoByte2:Unlike many dinosaurs that had eyes on the sides of their head, Tyrannosaurus had eyes that faced forward.
GeoByte3:Scientists believe that Tyrannosaurus could sustain a speed of about 6 miles per hour (9.6 km/h) when chasing its prey.
GeoByte4:Young duck-billed dinosaurs were a favorite meal of Tyrannosaurus—the largest and most powerful of all the predatory dinosaurs.
GeoByte5:It was once thought that Tyrannosaurus walked erect, but recent discoveries have shown that it probably walked with its back level to the ground.
GeoByte6:Although Tyrannosaurus' arms were short (about the length of human arms), they were very powerful. One arm could have lifted two people!
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