Three of the Biggest Dinosaurs

1. Spinosaurus
This massive carnivore is thought to have been 50 feet long and weighing around eight tons. It is distinguished by a tall ‘sail’ of skin on its back.

2. Argentinosaurus

Dwarfing even the largest carnivores was the Argentinosaurus, one of the largest dinosaurs ever. It was a sauropod, distinguished by its long neck and relatively small head, and weighed 110 tons.

3. Sauroposeidon

Another Sauropod, which are known for their large size and extremely low intelligence, the only evidence of the Sauroposeidon are enormous vertebrae uncovered in Oklahoma. It is estimated at 100 feet long and 60 tons.

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Three Things To Know About Dinosaurs

1. Origin

Dinosaurs first appeared over 230 million years ago and dominated the planet for 135 million years. A dinosaur classified as Eurosaur is widely acknowledged as the ancestor of all dinosaurs.

2. Evolution

During the Triassic period the continents were connected in the land mass known as Pangaea, and there was a wide homogeneity among them. With the breakup of Pangaea they became more differentiated according to their continent.

3. Evolution

It is commonly agreed in the scientific community that birds evolved from dinosaurs and share some general traits.

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Three Things To Know About Dinosaurs

1. Origin

Dinosaurs first appeared over 230 million years ago and dominated the planet for 135 million years. A dinosaur classified as Eurosaur is widely acknowledged as the ancestor of all dinosaurs.

2. Evolution

During the Triassic period the continents were connected in the land mass known as Pangaea, and there was a wide homogeneity among them. With the breakup of Pangaea they became more differentiated according to their continent.

3. Evolution

It is commonly agreed in the scientific community that birds evolved from dinosaurs and share some general traits.

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