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fossil

print or remains of an animal that lived long ago

petrified

turned to stone

ancient

very, very old

paleontologist

a scientist who studies fossils

excavate

to dig or scoop out

extinct

no longer lives on Earth

dinosaur

a reptile that lived long ago

carnivore

meat-eating animal

herbivore

plant-eating animal

omnivore

both plant and meat-eating animal

Archaeopteryx

a meat-eating ancestor to the modern day bird

Compsognathus

a chicken-sized meat-eating dinosaur; bipedal

Barosaurus

a very tall, plant-eating dinosaur with a long neck; quadrupedal

Iguanodon

a plant-eating, duck-billed dinosaur with thumb spikes; bipedal

Dilophosaurus

a meat-eating dinosaur that traveled in groups and caught and ate other dinosaurs; bipedal

Triceratops

a plant-eating dinosaur with 3 horns on its head; quadrapedal

Tyrannosaurus Rex

a huge, meat-eating dinosaur with tiny arms; bipedal

Stegosaurus

a plant-eating dinosaur with plates on its back and spikes on its tail; quadrupedal

Oviraptor

a meat and plant-eating dinosaur that protected eggs

Ankylosaurus

a plant-eating, armored dinosaur which had a club tail used for defense; quadrupedal

Spinosaurus

a meat-eating dinosaur with a spin fin-like piece along its back; usually bipedal

Pteranodon

a close relative of the dinosaur whose name means "winged and toothless"

predator

an animal that catches and eats another animal

prey

an animal that is caught and eaten

skeleton

the bones of an animal that when put all together form the outline of the animal's body

biped

walked on two feet

quadruped

walked on four feet