[DOC] [TLE] jeopardy/2251_Qs.txt at master  jedoublen/jeopardy  GitHub [PAR] AMAZIN' FACTS | The dinosaur Tenontosaurus kept its balance with this feature 
that made up roughly half its 24' length | its tail. right: Adam. Wrong: Value: $100. [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about NATURAL HISTORY - StudyStack [PAR] DINOSAURS DIED OUT IN THIS GEOLOGICAL ERA THAT MEANS "MIDDLE 
LIFE", MESOZOIC ..... THE DINOSAUR TENONTOSAURUS KEPT ITS BALANCE 
WITH THIS FEATURE THAT MADE UP ROUGHLY HALF ITS 24' LENGTH, TAIL. [DOC] [TLE] Tenontosaurus - Prehistoric Wildlife [PAR] Information about the dinosaur Tenontosaurus and other prehistoric creatures. ... 
Perhaps the most striking feature of Tenontosaurus is the tail which actually takes 
up more than half the total body length.     This tail was supported ...   It is in 
reference to these tendons that Tenontosaurus was given its name in     1970.     
However... [DOC] [TLE] Dinosaur - Wikipedia [PAR] Dinosaurs are a diverse group of animals of the clade Dinosauria that first 
appeared during the ... Their dominance continued through the Jurassic and 
Cretaceous periods and ended .... A variety of other skeletal features are shared 
by dinosaurs. .... In the southern continents that had made up the now-splitting 
Gondwana,... [DOC] [TLE] DinoDictionary.com :: T Dinosaurs Page 1 [PAR] Bands of thick bony plates guarded its hips, back, and tail, and it had a bony ... 
Notes: Tanius was a large, flat-headed duck-billed dinosaur that lived in ... 
Length: Weight: Period: Late Cretaceous. Notes: Tarascosaurus is known ... that 
reinforced the tail vertebrae providing balance for its bipedal stance. ... Features/
Specs [DOC] [TLE] Issue 15 (Winter 1985) - National Center for Science Education [PAR] As a result, the Institute for Creation Research began their own explorations in ..... 
with Cole, Schafersman, and me, as well as Baugh, would appear on July 24. .... 
More importantly, clear dinosaur features showed up on the Taylor trail and the 
..... Thus stride is roughly (but not exactly) twice the length of a pace in an efficient
... [DOC] [TLE] from the antiquity of their sister lineage [PAR] meaning bird-like, that they are hard to keep straight. ... starting with the ancestral 
dinosaur species, and tracing all its descendant lineages ... Despite the 
unanimity on these two major features of dinosaur history, there are .... protruding 
up and backwards from the head, reaching more than four feet long in some ..... 
Page 24... [DOC] [TLE] educator's guide - Dorney Park [PAR] that replicate nearly every feature of the dinosaurs. ... on a lone Tenontosaurus, 
and an adult and sub-adult ... site field trip activity to keep your students engaged 
and ..... For each dinosaur, the length is listed in both meters (m) and feet (ft). .... 
makes up half its entire body, then that needs to be true whether it is a 20-foot... [DOC] [TLE] Another Look at the Dinosaurs of the East Coast of North America ... [PAR] The dinosaurs of the East Coast of North America are rich in terms of their 
historical ... road cuts, construction sites, and along river banks for the opening-
up of ... these features in common, it is often the size of the prints that determines 
the ... with those in the east (i.e., Late Triassic), is thought to have made the ...... 
Page 24... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Dinosaur.www.booksjadid.blogspot.com" - Internet Archive [PAR] It was bipedal, walking only on its hind limbs, its heavy tail balancing its .... have 
snapped up insects and baby lizards but kept well clear of hungry dinosaurs. ... 
12 , Long skull Long neck / Wing made of skin JURASSIC VEGETATION The ...... 
this particular print was made by a young Iguanodon weighing roughly half a ton. [DOC] [TLE] Vertebrate paleontology of the Cloverly Formation (Lower ... [PAR] Their efforts yielded a unique, but low-diversity dinosaur fauna typified by the .... 
and wackes are more common up-sequence (Zaleha and Wiesemann, 2005 ...... 
These projections account for roughly half of the plate length, and medially, the 
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Question: The dinosaur Tenontosaurus kept its balance with this feature that made up roughly half its 24' length
Answer: its tail