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Dinosaur Vocabulary

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dinosaur   one of various extinct reptiles that lived approximately 100 million years ago and included the largest land creatures.  
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extinct   no longer existing, as an animal species.  
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fossil   the remains or trace of a living organism from an earlier geologic age, embedded in earth or rock.  
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herbivore   an animal that feeds on plants.  
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paleontology   the scientific study of life in the past geologic periods through examination of animal and plant fossils.  
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predator   an animal that eats the flesh of others.  
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prehistoric   of, pertaining to, or existing in a time prior to written history.  
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skeleton   the inner framework of bones and cartilage in vertebrate animals, which supports and protects the softer body parts, or the hard external shell of invertebrates and some vertebrates.  
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prey   the object of a hunt or pursuit, usually one animal caught and eaten by another.  
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carnivore   a flesh-eating animal, especially a meat-eating mammal. Including a plant that eats insects.  
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omnivore   an animal that eats plants and meat.  
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