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2013-05-23T18:27:57Z

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2013-05-23T18:25:33Z

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ok, it's up to your opinion.i kinda get a little away

Thread:Tahmidosaurus/@comment-Justisaurus-20130505233037/@comment-Justisaurus-20130523171225

2013-05-23T17:12:25Z

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Sorry, I should maybe have explained it a little better. Epanterias is supposedly a large allosaur descended from Allosaurus that is currently in the debate about whether it was its own species, Allosaurus maximus, or Saurophaganax. Most scientists today, though, doubt it actually exists and that it's more likely either a large Allosaurus or what is now known as Saurophaganax.

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2013-05-23T13:10:10Z

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Well, no one can say if it was bigger or smaller, as MUPCv-95 or MOR008, so I rely on estimates that are larger than the largest known specimen.

Thread:203.116.43.58/@comment-Justisaurus-20130523020837

2013-05-23T02:08:37Z

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Modern dinosaur sightings

2013-05-23T02:08:08Z

‎Emela-ntouka:

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2013-05-22T23:03:15Z

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2013-05-22T23:03:02Z

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Epanterias?i king of get a little confused,sorry for my late reply.

Talk:Tyrannosaurus/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130513204023

2013-05-22T21:09:21Z

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2013-05-22T21:08:43Z

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alioramus?

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2013-05-22T21:06:25Z

Thread:Justisaurus/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130517192140/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130522210400

2013-05-22T21:04:00Z

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and how do you know it is a mapusaurus bone?also a femur isn't enough to estimate it's whole body length.stan another t-rex has a skull bigger than sue but at 10.4m long.so what do you say?

Thread:Justisaurus/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130517192140/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130522210010

2013-05-22T21:00:11Z

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give me the reference it have to be at lest in 2010 ok?

Thread:64.134.176.183/@comment-Justisaurus-20130522000958

2013-05-22T00:09:58Z

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Talk:Dryptosaurus/@comment-64.134.176.183-20130522000928

2013-05-22T00:09:28Z

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After reading the article, I looked up Charles Knight's painting.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Laelops-Charles_Knight-1896.jpg

Thread:Justisaurus/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130517192140/@comment-NSMWu-20130520170141

2013-05-20T17:01:41Z

Created page with "Instead, it is possible. There is a tree / pelvic girdle 10% larger than that of MUPCv-ch1, and demonstrate an animal of about 14 meters."

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Instead, it is possible. There is a tree / pelvic girdle 10% larger than that of MUPCv-ch1, and demonstrate an animal of about 14 meters.

Tyrannosaurus

2013-05-20T15:43:49Z

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2013-05-20T15:34:54Z

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2013-05-20T15:30:51Z

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it's max length is 14.5m!

Thread:Justisaurus/@comment-Tahmidosaurus-20130517192140

2013-05-20T15:30:12Z

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2013-05-20T15:29:22Z

Created page with "wait a min..mapusaurus can't grow upto 14m it's imposible NSMWu!"

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wait a min..mapusaurus can't grow upto 14m it's imposible NSMWu!

Thread:74.235.211.246/@comment-Justisaurus-20130520150515

2013-05-20T15:05:15Z

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2013-05-20T15:03:53Z

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Isn't 112 million years ago when Sarcosuchus lived?

Thread:79.31.114.184/@comment-Justisaurus-20130520121636

2013-05-20T12:16:36Z

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Tyrannosaurus

2013-05-20T12:15:51Z

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2013-05-19T19:38:38Z

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Some troodons appeared in prehistoric park

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2013-05-19T17:16:53Z

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thanks for finding my mistake guys.

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2013-05-19T17:15:38Z

Deltadromeus

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2013-05-19T15:39:30Z

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Tyrannotitan

2013-05-19T15:38:08Z

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2013-05-19T11:49:41Z

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1. Spinosaurus aegyptiacus: 16-18 m, 10-14 t

2. Giganotosaurus carolinii/Carcharodontosaurus saharicus: 13-14 m, 7-8 t

3. Mapusaurus rosae: 11-14 m, 7 t

4. Tyrannosaurus rex: 13.5 m, 8-10 t

5. Deltadromeus agilis: 13.3 m, 6 t

6. Chilantaisaurus: 11-13 m, 4-6 t

Columbian Mammoth

2013-05-19T10:25:21Z

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Tarbosaurus

2013-05-19T09:53:09Z

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Dromaeosaurus

2013-05-19T09:46:43Z

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Shonisaurus

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Daspletosaurus

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 Emela-ntouka is a mythical creature said to live in Africa, mainly famous by the Pygmy tribes. It is a creature about the size of an elephant. It appears to be similar to a [[ceratopsian]] dinosaur (such as [[Triceratops|triceratops]]), being described as having a horn on its snout and a heavy tail. However, unlike a ceratopsian, the creature does not appear to have a bony frill. Scientists believe it is a new species of rhinoceros, though rhinos have small tails.
-As its name suggests (Emela-ntouka means "killer of elephants"), the creature dislikes large animals like elephants and will kill them on contact.
+As its name suggests (Emela-ntouka means "killer of elephants"), the creature dislikes large animals like elephants and will kill them on contact.bnfnfvngfngvnvbn
 ==Kasai Rex==

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−	yeah,the largest record is 12.4m but could be upto 14.2m and don't use the word kid okay?	+	yeah,the largest record is 12.4m but could be upto 14.m and don't use the word kid okay?

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-hi Dinopedia,my name is tahmid.i know a lot about dinosaurs especially Tyrannosaurus rex,my favourite dinosaur. i like to read books mostly about dinosaurs.i know over 100 dinosaur names,from funny looking Abelisaurus to thehorned Zuniceratops.i know the most about dinosaur, is their size.the biggest is amphicoelias,smallest is microraptor. i want to share my knowledge with dinopedia.
+hi Dinopedia,my name is tahmid.i know a lot about dinosaurs especially Tyrannosaurus rex,my favourite dinosaur. i like to read books mostly about dinosaurs.i know over 100 dinosaur names,from funny looking Abelisaurus to thehorned Zuniceratops.i know the most about dinosaur, is their size.the biggest is amphicoelias,smallest is microraptor. i 'll tried to solve people's mistrake.i want to share my knowledge with dinopedia.
 ==My favorite Dinosaurs==

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 |locate = North America, Asia
 |diet = Carnivore
-|size = 12-14 m (39-46 ft) long, 5.5-6 m (18-21 ft) tall , 8-10 tons}}
+|size = 12-14 m (39-46 ft) long, 5.5-6.4 m (18-21 ft) tall , 8-10 tons}}
 '''''Tyrannosaurus rex''''' meaning "tyrant lizard king" (Greek ''tyrannos'' = tyrant + ''sauros'' = lizard + ''rex'' = king), also known colloquially as '''''T. rex''''', was a giant carnivorous'' ''[[Theropoda|theropod]] [[Dinosaur|dinosaur]] that lived'' ''from 68-65.5 million years ago. It is among the biggest terrestrial carnivores to have ever lived on Earth, being currently rivaled by a few other theropods. Its [[Fossil|fossil]] remains are relatively rare, as of 2008 only 31 specimens had been found,'' ''including three complete skulls. ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' measures from 40-46 feet (12.3-14 meters) long, stands 18-21 feet (5.5-6.4 m) tall, and weighs between 8-10 tons (16,000-20,000 lbs), meaning this dinosaur was substantially bigger than even an African Elephant, and by far the largest carnivore ever in North America. What's more is a recent study proves that dinosaurs grew their whole lives, so its possible we'll find even bigger specimens in the near future. It lived throughout what is now western North America, with a much wider range than most other [[Tyrannosauridae|tyrannosaurids]]. It was among the last non-[[Aves|avian]] dinosaurs to exist prior to the [[Cretaceous–Tertiary extinction event|Cretaceous–Tertiary&nbsp;<span id="cke_bm_70S" style="display: none;">&nbsp;</span><span style="display: none;">&nbsp;</span><span id="cke_bm_72S" style="display: none;">&nbsp;</span><span style="display: none;">&nbsp;</span>]][[Extinction ]]Event.''' '''While ''Tyrannosaurus'' and its relatives ruled the north, abelisaurs such as ''[[Carnotaurus]]'' ruled the south. In fact, the tyrannosaurids were so successful, that whenever a tyrannosaur moved into an area anywhere within the northern hemisphere, all other large theropods were soon wiped out due to being in direct competition with them.

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	hi Dinopedia,my name is tahmid.i know a lot about dinosaurs especially Tyrannosaurus rex,my favourite dinosaur. i like to read books mostly about dinosaurs.i know over 100 dinosaur names,from funny looking Abelisaurus to thehorned Zuniceratops.i know the most about dinosaur, is their size.the biggest is amphicoelias,smallest is microraptor. i want to share my knowledge with dinopedia.		hi Dinopedia,my name is tahmid.i know a lot about dinosaurs especially Tyrannosaurus rex,my favourite dinosaur. i like to read books mostly about dinosaurs.i know over 100 dinosaur names,from funny looking Abelisaurus to thehorned Zuniceratops.i know the most about dinosaur, is their size.the biggest is amphicoelias,smallest is microraptor. i want to share my knowledge with dinopedia.

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 .Tyrannosaurus Rex 13.5m
-.Mapusaurus Rosae 12.5m
+.Mapusaurus Rosae 12.6m
 .Saurophaganax Maximus 12.2m

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 .Spinosaurus Agypticus 17.5m
-.Carcharodontosaurus 14.2m
+.Carcharodontosaurus S<span style="font-size:13px;line-height:21px;">aharicus</span><span style="font-size:13px;line-height:21px;"> 14.2m</span>
 .Giganotosaurus Caroloni 14m
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-they're all estimate from the largest of their record<ac_metadata title="Top 6 largest Theropod Dinosaurs"> </ac_metadata>
+they're all estimate from the largest of their record<ac_metadata title="Top 6 longest Theropod Dinosaurs"> </ac_metadata>

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 |size=8 metres (26 ft) long, 1.5 ton
 |period=Mid Cretaceous
-|locate=North Africa}}  Its a cow.
+|locate=North Africa}}  Deltadromeus was a large theropod dinosaur that once lived on Africa where the Sahara Desert is now located.
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 |period=Early Cretaceous 112 million years ago
 |locate=South America}}
-'''''Tyrannotitan '''''(Tyrant titan)'' ''was a large [[theropod]] that lived in South America during the early [[Cretaceous]] period. It is closely related to[[File:TyrannotitanFeed.jpg|thumb|left|Tyrannotitan Feeding]] ''[[Carcharodontosaurus]]'', ''[[Mapusaurus]]'', and ''[[Giganotosaurus]]''.
+'''''Tyrannotitan '''''(Tyrant titan)'' ''was a large [[theropod]] that lived in South America during the early [[Cretaceous]] period. It is closely related to[[File:TyrannotitanFeed.jpg|thumb|left|Tyrannotitan Feeding]] other gigantic carnivorous theropods such as ''[[Carcharodontosaurus]]'', ''[[Mapusaurus]]'', and ''[[Giganotosaurus]]''.
 == Discovery ==

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 The remains of Columbian Mammoths were discovered in the La Brea Tar Pits, located in Los Angeles, California, and the skeleton of one of them is on exhibit in that site's museum. The Waco Mammoth Site in Waco, TX holds the record for the largest known concentration of skeletons of mammoths believed to have died in the same event. This mammoth also lived in Mexico, where its remains are very common. A large individual is the central exhibit in the Regional Museum of Guadalajara, in the Mexican state of Jalisco.
-In 1998, the Washington State Legislature approved the Columbian Mammoth as the State Fossil.
+[[File:Columbian1.jpg|thumb|left|260px|Columbian Mammoth as it appears in Primeval.]]In 1998, the Washington State Legislature approved the Columbian Mammoth as the State Fossil.
 [[Category:Herbivores]]
 [[Category:Primeval]]
 [[Category:Mammals]]
 [[Category:Pleistocene Mammals]]
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 about-animal-armageddon.jpg|Animal Armageddon Tarbosaurus
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 ==Popular culture==
-Dromaeosaurus appeared in Jurassic Fight Club, hunting an ''[[Edmontosaurus]], ''after killing it a [[Tyrannosaurus]] showed up and took the Edmontosaurus leaving the tail. It also appeared in the BBC documentary [[Walking with Dinosaurs|Walking With Dinosaurs]], where one tried to kill a Tyrannosaurus' young, but gets eaten. A pack of them also attack a herd of [[Torosaurus]] later on, and is also seen ambushing a pair of ornithopods.
+Dromaeosaurus appeared in Jurassic Fight Club, hunting an ''[[Edmontosaurus]], ''after killing it a [[Tyrannosaurus]] showed up and took the Edmontosaurus leaving the tail. It also appeared in the BBC documentary [[Walking with Dinosaurs|Walking With Dinosaurs]], where one tried to kill a Tyrannosaurus' young, but gets eaten. A pack of them also attack a herd of [[Torosaurus]] later on, and is also seen ambushing a pair of ornithopods.[[File:Dromaeosaurus.png|thumb|206px]]
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	'''Shonisaurus''' was a genus of large carniverous [http://dinosaurs.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Marine_reptiles marine reptiles], belonging to the order [[Ichthyosaurs\|Ichthyosauria]] and the family of Shastasauridae. The genus consists of two species, ''[[S. popularis]]'' and the larger species called ''[[S. sikkanniensis]]''. Shonisaurus thrived during the [[Triassic Period\|Late Triassic Period]] and were among the first [[Ichthyosaurs]], as well as the largest. Their diet probably consisted of fish, squids, and smaller marine reptiles.		'''Shonisaurus''' was a genus of large carniverous [http://dinosaurs.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Marine_reptiles marine reptiles], belonging to the order [[Ichthyosaurs\|Ichthyosauria]] and the family of Shastasauridae. The genus consists of two species, ''[[S. popularis]]'' and the larger species called ''[[S. sikkanniensis]]''. Shonisaurus thrived during the [[Triassic Period\|Late Triassic Period]] and were among the first [[Ichthyosaurs]], as well as the largest. Their diet probably consisted of fish, squids, and smaller marine reptiles.
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