Well-known long-necked sauropod dinosaurs and other giant species matched with their size and one identifying feature each, one species per card.
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- Brachiosaurus
- 85 feet; front legs longer than back
- Diplodocus
- 90 feet; extremely long whip-like tail
- Argentinosaurus
- Over 100 feet; possibly largest land animal ever
- Mamenchisaurus
- 115 feet; one of longest necks
- Alamosaurus
- 100 feet; last sauropod before extinction
- Camarasaurus
- 60 feet; short neck for a sauropod
- Dreadnoughtus
- 85 feet; most complete sauropod skeleton
- Supersaurus
- 110 feet; one of longest sauropods
- Ultrasaurus
- Over 100 feet; massive Jurassic sauropod
- Puertasaurus
- 100 feet; massive South American sauropod
- Rebbachisaurus
- 60 feet; African sauropod
- Shunosaurus
- 33 feet; club-like tail
- Cetiosaurus
- 60 feet; first identified sauropod
- Giganotosaurus
- 43 feet; possibly larger than T-rex
- Carnotaurus
- 28 feet; bull-like horns
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