Well-known dinosaur species with era, diet, and one distinguishing feature.
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- Tyrannosaurus rex
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Cretaceous period, carnivore. Massive teeth and powerful jaws, one of the largest meat-eaters.- Triceratops
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Cretaceous period, herbivore. Three horns on its face and a bony frill protecting its neck.- Stegosaurus
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Jurassic period, herbivore. Large bony plates running down its back and spike-tipped tail.- Brachiosaurus
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Jurassic period, herbivore. Extremely long neck and front legs raised high, reaching tall trees.- Velociraptor
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Cretaceous period, carnivore. Fast runner with a large curved claw on each foot.- Ankylosaurus
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Cretaceous period, herbivore. Armored body covered with thick bony plates and a club-like tail.- Parasaurolophus
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Cretaceous period, herbivore. Long curved crest on top of head, shaped like a tube.- Spinosaurus
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Cretaceous period, carnivore. Massive sail-like spines running along its back.- Iguanodon
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Cretaceous period, herbivore. Spike-like thumbs on hands used for defense or feeding.- Compsognathus
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Jurassic period, carnivore. One of the smallest dinosaurs, about the size of a chicken.- Dilophosaurus
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Early Jurassic period, carnivore. Two distinctive crests on its head and sharp teeth.- Deinonychus
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Cretaceous period, carnivore. Pack hunter with a large curved claw and high intelligence.- Therizinosaurus
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Cretaceous period, herbivore. Enormous hand claws, some as long as an adult human arm.- Argentinosaurus
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Cretaceous period, herbivore. One of the largest land animals ever, weighing as much as 10 elephants.- Carnotaurus
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Cretaceous period, carnivore. Distinctive bull-like horns above its eyes.
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