dinosaurs

answer the dinosaur related question based on the clue
Quiz by papergenius5000
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Last updated: February 9, 2013
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Hint
Answer
the "3 horned face"
triceratops
the name dinosaur means
terrible lizard
"lizard hipped"
saurischian
"bird hipped"
ornithischian
dinosaurs lived in the _____ era...
mesozoic
Hint
Answer
...which is divided into the ____ _____ & _____ periods
triassic jurassic & cretaceous
the most famous dinosaur
T rex
the long necked dinosaurs
sauropods
dinosaur often compared with a tank
ankylosaurus
"jurassic park" raptor
velociraptor
Hint
Answer
the correct name of brontosaurus
apatosaurus
coined the term "dinosauria"
sir richard owen
sail backed carnivore
spinosaurus
largest raptor
utahraptor
bane of dinosaurs
asteroid
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Level 45
Dec 24, 2013
Hey, you should correct the last answer to meteorite, an asteroid is a small planetary object that orbits the sun, a meteorite is an object that enters another planets atmosphere and impacts it's surface.
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Level 34
Apr 11, 2019
I think you should definitely change the "jurassic, triassic & cretaceous" answer and question to be able to answer with the different periods one by one. Also, make ornithischia and saurischia an optional answer, nut just ornithisciaN and saurischiaN.

And even more important: you can't enter "Spinosaurus" for some reason. Doesn't work. No combination of spaces or capital characters work.

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Level 32
May 1, 2023
I think they wanted people to put Triassic, Jurassic, and Cretaceous in the right order.
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Level 37
Oct 18, 2023
It should accept Tyrannosaurus Rex as well. In fact, that should be the main answer.

Also, it is now, i think, confirmed that Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus are different.