Decription | Animal | % Correct |
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Common and famous small carnivore; hundreds were found at Ghost Ranch | Coelophysis | 74%
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The "dawn raptor" from South America | Eoraptor | 74%
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German ancestor of the long-necked dinosaurs, despite the name, they weren't flat | Plateosaurus | 65%
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Dinosaur named after Godzilla | Gojirasaurus | 62%
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Sail-backed carnivore named after the Grand Canyon State | Arizonasaurus | 50%
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Medium-sized primitive carnivore from Argentina, named after the goatherd who found its bones | Herrerasaurus | 50%
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Giant carnivorous reptile from the southwestern USA; a distant cousin of crocodiles made famous for its role in Walking with DInosaurs | Postosuchus | 47%
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Incredibly common mammal relative who survived the Great Dying, and helped humans discover the ancient supercontinent Pangea | Lystrosaurus | 41%
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The "mouse lizard" dinosaur who wasn't all that tiny at all | Mussaurus | 35%
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Massive marine reptile from Nevada, named after the Shoshone tribe | Shonisaurus | 35%
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"Dog-jawed" protomammal from the southern continents | Cynognathus | 24%
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The kind of primitive air-breathing fish that Ceratodus and its living relatives can be called (common name) | Lungfish | 24%
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Rutiodon and the other "plant lizards", who superfically resembled crocodiles | Phytosaur | 24%
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Tusked mammal relative from around the Petrified Forest | Placerias | 24%
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Kyrgyz reptile that glived with wings on its legs | Sharovipteryx | 21%
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Proganochelys is an early example of this living group of armored reptile | Turtle | 21%
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Hook-tailed climbing reptiles that resembled chameleons | Drepanosaur | 18%
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Long- scaled bizzare reptile once thought to be related to birds | Longisquama | 15%
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Argentine fossil who may be a primitive bird-hipped dinosaur, or not a dinosaur at all | Pisanosaurus | 12%
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An "alien"- looking freshwater shark | Xenacanthus | 9%
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The "dragon of Wawel". Its name even means "dragon" in Polish | Smok | 6%
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