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00069_Field_sg12q19.txt
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Audio:QS121901.AIF
C-box:This dinosaur used its long horns to press down leafy branches for easier eating.
HiliteStopLoc:21,36; 92,36; 164,36; 235,36; 307,36; 378,36; 21,89; 378,89; 21,143; 378,143; 21,196; 378,196; 21,250; 378,250; 21,303; 92,303; 164,303; 235,303; 307,303; 378,303
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GeoBytesUsed:6
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Correct:Triceratops*QS121902.AIF*
Wrong 1:Brachiosaurus
Wrong 2:Stegosaurus
Wrong 3:Protoceratops
Wrong 4:Oviraptor
Wrong 5:Ankylosaurus
Wrong 6:Iguanodon
Wrong 7:Corythosaurus
Wrong 8:Ceratosaurus
GeoByte1:Triceratops had a pair of 3-foot-long (.91-m) horns jutting from its forehead and another horn protruding above its nose.
GeoByte2:Male Triceratops probably fought for dominance by locking horns in battle.
GeoByte3:Huge herds of Triceratops roamed western North America during the Cretaceous Period.
GeoByte4:This horned dinosaur looked like a huge rhinoceros. Unlike rhinos, which have horns made of hair, Triceratops had horns made of bone.
GeoByte5:Well-armored Triceratops was a speedy creature-faster even than Tyrannosaurus, who often fancied this horned dinosaur as a tasty meal.
GeoByte6:The name ^Triceratops^ means "three-horned face."
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First Pict Cast:["SQ120110.PIC", "SQ120210.PIC", "SQ120310.PIC", "SQ120410.PIC", "SQ120510.PIC", "SQ120610.PIC", "SQ120710.PIC", "SQ120810.PIC", "SQ120910.PIC", "SQ121010.PIC", "SQ121110.PIC", "SQ121210.PIC", "SQ121310.PIC", "SQ121410.PIC", "SQ121510.PIC", "SQ121610.PIC", "SQ121710.PIC", "SQ121810.PIC", "SQ121910.PIC", "SQ122010.PIC"]*
VideoReward:SP121950.MOV
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