Magikarpmaster629 wrote:You need to study moreUnome wrote:1. Plateosaurus 2. Triassic 3. Not sure what else lived in the time period... 4. "Broad lizard" 5. Stood on it's hind legs?
1. Iguanodon 2. Cretaceous? 3. Probably only Tyrannosaurus, since they lived in groups. 5. Umm... originally scientists thought the horn was on it's head (almost common knowledge by now :P ). Can't think of anything else off the top of my head.
Wrong, wrong. Also 'its' not 'it's'.Unome wrote:Magikarpmaster629 wrote:You need to study moreUnome wrote:1. Plateosaurus 2. Triassic 3. Not sure what else lived in the time period... 4. "Broad lizard" 5. Stood on it's hind legs?1. Iguanodon 2. Cretaceous? 3. Probably only Tyrannosaurus, since they lived in groups. 5. Umm... originally scientists thought the horn was on it's head (almost common knowledge by now :P ). Can't think of anything else off the top of my head.
Magikarpmaster629 wrote:1. Genus[img]http://www.angelfire.com/mi/dinosaurs/images/casts/stegosaurus_stenops_skull_right_t.jpg[/img]
2. Time period
3. What specimen on the list could have preyed on this?
4. What does its name mean?
5. Two interesting facts
1. Stegosaurus 2.Jurassic 3. Allosaurus 4. Roof lizard 5. The spiked tail is called a thagomizer which comes from Gary Larson's "The Far Side" (I would NEVER miss this LOL) and Stegosaurus had a second brain that controlled reflexes. Also there is one specimen in the USNM that is called the "road kill" specimen because it looks like it was run over
Correct!varunscs11 wrote:Magikarpmaster629 wrote:1. Genus[img]http://www.angelfire.com/mi/dinosaurs/images/casts/stegosaurus_stenops_skull_right_t.jpg[/img]
2. Time period
3. What specimen on the list could have preyed on this?
4. What does its name mean?
5. Two interesting facts1. Stegosaurus 2.Jurassic 3. Allosaurus 4. Roof lizard 5. The spiked tail is called a thagomizer which comes from Gary Larson's "The Far Side" (I would NEVER miss this LOL) and Stegosaurus had a second brain that controlled reflexes. Also there is one specimen in the USNM that is called the "road kill" specimen because it looks like it was run over
varunscs11 wrote:What is the difference between protosomes and deuterosomes? Names some groups from the list that are protosomes. Do the same for deuterosomes
protosomes: blastopore forms into the mouth (e.g. mollusca, arthropoda) deuterosomes: blastopore forms into the anus (e.g. echinodermata, chordata, hemichordata)
This is most likely very inaccurate but, hey, I triedgryphaea1635 wrote:
1. Identify
2. What modern day reptiles is it related to?
3. Why did it like living in shallow water?
4. What is unique about their life cycle?
5. Describe its hunting style.
6. What does its name mean?
7. What do paleontologists believe about its coloration?
8. What part was discovered when it was first found?
BONUS: Name an inaccuracy in Jurassic World regarding this specimen (I know this questions gives away the identification) (sorry if you didn't watch it)
1. Mosasauridae 2. Monitor lizards 3. It ate fish and ammonites, which were abundant in shallow waters... idk 4. I should probably know this but I don't 5. One of the top marine predators during its time 6. idk but it's in my binder ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 7. Coloration was different from the underside and, uh, the rest of it 8. Skull? Bonus: Didn't watch it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
coprolite_dipstick wrote:This is most likely very inaccurate but, hey, I triedgryphaea1635 wrote:
1. Identify
2. What modern day reptiles is it related to?
3. Why did it like living in shallow water?
4. What is unique about there life cycle?
5. Describe its hunting style.
6. What does its name mean?
7. What do paleontologists believe about its coloration?
8. What part was discovered when it was first found?
BONUS: Name an inaccuracy in Jurassic World regarding this specimen (I know this questions gives away the identification) (sorry if you didn't watch it)1. Mosasauridae 2. Monitor lizards 3. It ate fish and ammonites, which were abundant in shallow waters... idk 4. I should probably know this but I don't 5. One of the top marine predators during its time 6. idk but it's in my binder ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ 7. Coloration was different from the underside and, uh, the rest of it 8. Skull? Bonus: Didn't watch it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
4, They gave live birth 5. They were ambush predators 6. "Meuse River Lizard" 7. Yes basically, dark back with lighter underside Bonus: the mosasaurs in the movie were too large
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