Longest Neck |
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Mamenchisaurus jingyanensis was an immensely long, quadrupedal plant-eater. It had the longest neck of all known dinosaurs. In this exhibition, the total length of this Mamenchisaurus is measured to 22.5 m, about two buses "head-to-tail" in line together. |
Small Dinosaur |
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| Psittacosaurus sinensis was less than 1 m high, with a curved parrot-like beak and might eat the fruit of plants. |
Fierceness |
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Yangchuanosaurus was a large, fierce carnivorous dinosaur which stood up to 4 meters, preying on other dinosaurs. To kill, it might pierce the preyˇ¦s hides with its teeth, then sway its short, strong neck to tear off the flesh. |
Agility |
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Szechuanosaurus campi was a small, 3-m high carnivorous dinosaur. Hollows in the bones helped to lighten the body weight. Its body was also of a slender figure so that Szechuanosaurus was an agile animal. |
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