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Spikes of a Pachycephalosaurus, a herbivorous dinosaur 6-7 metres in length. The finds in America and Asia consist for the most part of skull bones, thong-like bones and spike-like projections on the skulls.
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When "Carnosaur 2" was being filmed, the money ran out before the final scene. The makers decided to tack on the closing scene of the first film, even though the plot and the actors were entirely different
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The previous photo shows the teeth of a tiny lion. This illustration is a reconstruction of the animal's approximate appearance
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In Australia, fragments of a lion's skeleton 70 million years old have been found. This lion was the tiniest member of its family: no larger than a modern squirrel. All the same, the little fellow was a predator
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