15-09-2002 09:24									#1
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Extinct birds included


Velociraptor Mongoliensis

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	15-09-2002 09:26									#2
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Diplodocus. Slow and huge.

btw, you need to attach files from your hard-drive, not just link to it. The rest of us just see a red x.

	15-09-2002 09:29									#3
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Deinonychus... because Speilberg is a big fat rip-off and cross-bread them with raptors when they were the real deal to begin with.

	15-09-2002 09:29									#4
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Wedgie-Sore-ass

	15-09-2002 09:31									#5
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The brontosaur (apatosaurus?)

Big. Eats. Hangs out. Cool.

	15-09-2002 09:33									#6
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I've been trying to attach a picture but no luck

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i thought there was no such thing as the brontosaurus

	15-09-2002 09:55									#8
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Iguanadon

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Martha Stewart

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quote: Originally posted by Kaak i thought there was no such thing as the brontosaurus

No, Brontosaurus is just the old name for Apatosaurus. The name change has do do with that its discover put the wrong head on the body! The head actually belonged to another sauropod (long-neck) named Camarasaurus.

	15-09-2002 10:09									#11
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Dimetrodon

	15-09-2002 10:23									#12
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Tyrannosaurus Rex.

There's a thread like this in the Dinosaurs zone too. Oh well, the more the merrier.

	15-09-2002 10:28									#13
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Heh... Apatosaurus' own. Eats, mucks about. How much cooler can you get?

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quote: Originally posted by MosesPresley Dimetrodon

Thats not a dinosaur, its a mammal-like reptile, a group that gave to the mammals 225 million years ago, that lived 40 million years before the first dinosaur (Non-bird dinosaurs lived from 230 to 65 Million years ago); oh yeah, plesiosaurs (Loch Ness and buddies) aren't dinos either. Pterosaurs (Flying reptiles) aren't dinosaurs, but they are closely related. (both had mammal-like hip joints. They both walked with straight legs that pointed down, not sprawling like modern reptiles and the mammal-like reptiles.)

	15-09-2002 10:41									#15
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quote: Originally posted by redbull Heh... Apatosaurus' own. Eats, mucks about. How much cooler can you get?

Quit beliving that mush-eater in the swamp myth. Sauropods (long-necks) absolutely hated wet areas, they lived in dry flood-plains and munched on conifers. MMMMM, Pines!

	15-09-2002 11:02									#16
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Allosaurus

The sports car version of T. Rex, everything that ol' Rexie wished it was, but just wasn't.

	15-09-2002 11:04									#17
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Favorite dinosaur? Hmm, that'd be a tie between Cheney and Rumsfeld...oh, what's that, you meant the extinct animals?

	15-09-2002 12:54									#18
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The one with the bone sledgehammer in its tail. Don't remember the name though

	15-09-2002 13:31									#19
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I think it was Stegosaurus, though I liked many more...
In fact that's the one with the hammer on his tail

	15-09-2002 13:51									#20
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Denver, the Last Dinosaur.

Why? Because he's our friend and a whole lot more.

	15-09-2002 14:13									#21
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Triceratops. Fell in love with the one in Jurassic Park (despite the huge load of shait), and those three horns look just so mean.

	15-09-2002 14:55									#22
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The one with a saw coming out of his nose. Useful in Sid Meier's DinoSettlers.

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the euoplochephalus (the name's so complicated that i've probably spellled it very wrong here)


it was the living tank of the dinosours, clad in armour all over the place... and on top of that, it had a real nice clublike tail so he could bash away at predators...

	15-09-2002 15:43									#24
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quote: Originally posted by Paul Hanson Denver, the Last Dinosaur. Why? Because he's our friend and a whole lot more.

Better than Barney I guess.

	15-09-2002 16:19									#25
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He certainly is.

	15-09-2002 17:08									#26
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Ciro, AKA Scipyonix samniticus. The first one discoverd in Italy ever.

	15-09-2002 22:28									#27
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quote: Originally posted by Odin Thats not a dinosaur, its a mammal-like reptile, a group that gave to the mammals 225 million years ago, that lived 40 million years before the first dinosaur (Non-bird dinosaurs lived from 230 to 65 Million years ago); oh yeah, plesiosaurs (Loch Ness and buddies) aren't dinos either. Pterosaurs (Flying reptiles) aren't dinosaurs, but they are closely related. (both had mammal-like hip joints. They both walked with straight legs that pointed down, not sprawling like modern reptiles and the mammal-like reptiles.)

I was waiting for someone to catch me on that. Looks like you won.

	15-09-2002 22:31									#28
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Strom Thurmond.

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my fav is stegosaurus: a dino with a backbone.
the pikes in his tail are said to be even poisoned. I think I´ve read this somewhere. can anyone confirm this? I´m no expert at all on this issue.

my second favorite is bananavarana.

	15-09-2002 22:44									#30
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quote: Originally posted by oedo my fav is stegosaurus: a dino with a backbone.

...and a brain the size of a peach...

My favorite is the Deinonychus: fast, agile, and intelligent