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Suchomimus, an 11 metre long 'crocodile mimic' with over 100 teeth. Experts believe it may have eaten fish, with a jaw like that they must have been some fish!
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Everyone's childhood favourite. A mean muscled eating machine, not something you would like to meet without a very powerful laser and a power shield.
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Spinosaurus, the biggest, meanest and best (in my opinion) meat eater of them all. Forget that little T-rex pussycat, this was the big one. Fifteen metres long with a giant sail. Thank goodness it died over 90 million years ago (I hope).
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Carnotaurus, a relatively small 7.5 metre sort of baby Tyrannosaur. Don't relax, it could still have bitten you in half!
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Baryonyx, one of the most underated of carnivores. A sort of giant Velociraptor or Deinonychus with 12 inch claws that could tear its prey apart. Probably a fish eater(?) but with claws like that would you pass up on a bit of meat on the hoof?
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Pachycephalosaurus, with 10 inches of solid bone on the top of it's head, a dinosaur not to annoy (from the front at least). A five metre long herbivore (or possibly omnivore) it lived right up to the KT event.
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Stygimoloch, named after the river of the dead and looking like a demon. A bone headed 6 metre herbivore (or possibly omnivore) with spikes as well.
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Euplocephalus, an early mobile tank. Six metres long with a solid bone club on the end of it's tail. Even T-rex would have been a little scared of this one.
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Styrachosaurus, a small Ceratopsidae with a great spread of horns. A sort of mini Triceratops with a bone frill covered in spikes.
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Triceratops, one of the childhood favourites (and my son's). A herbivore with a mean streak. At ten tonnes and 9 metres long with metre long horns it was probably not something to disturb.
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Pentaceratops, supposed to have five horns when it was first discovered. It turned out only to have 3 looking a little like Triceratops but with a better frill.
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This pack contains five Deinonychus, the 'real' Velociraptor as portrayed on the big screen. This pack hunter, which was larger than a man, was one of the scariest dinosaurs from humanity's point of view. A sickle shaped claw and mean jaws.
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A 9 meter long herbivore with vicious spikes on its arms. It has been found across the world and was probably one of the main herd animals of the early Cretaceous.
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Meaning Sturdy Lizard, this was one of the first dinosaurs discovered in America. It lived in the Late Cretaceous. Not well armoured, it had a beak for grabbing plants and hundreds of flat teeth that continually replaced themselves as they were worn down.
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This armoured giant was one Cretaceous herbivore you would not want to tackle when fully grown. It's face is simply great.
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Bigger than T-rex, though not as thick set, this one's a mean brute any day of the week.
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Not a Dinosaur but it fits better here than as a marine reptile.
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This pack contains five Velociraptors (rather smaller in reality than it has been portrayed in some films standing a little over 1 metre tall. We have had it made with feathers as there is evidence this could have been the case).
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This rather strange looking creature was, despite it's wicked claws, a herbivore.
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This pack contains one stonking dinosaur!
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