Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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The most famous plant eater with three horns. | Triceratops | 100%
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A large and famous predatory Dinosaur. | Tyrannosaurus | 100%
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An intelligent and swift predatory dinosaur. | Velociraptor | 100%
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A famous quadruped that had rows of plates along its back. | Stegosaurus | 91%
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A massive sauropod from the late Jurassic once known as Brontosaurus. | Apatosaurus | 82%
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A dual-crested dinosaur that wandered the forest of the Early Jurassic. | Dilophosaurus | 64%
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The first dinosaur with proof that they cared for their young. | Maiasaura | 64%
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A large flying Pterosaur from the Early Cretaceous rocks of Brazil. | Cearadactylus | 45%
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A large hadrosaur found in North America that lived in herds. | Hadrosaurus | 45%
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A tiny ornithopod named after Othniel Charles Marsh. | Othnielia | 45%
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A small primitive dinosaur from the triassic. | Procompsognathus | 45%
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The Canadian, single horned relative of Triceratops. | Styracosaurus | 45%
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A small swift Ceratopsian from Mongolia | Microceratops | 36%
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A large armoured ankylosaur from canada. | Euoplocephalus | 27%
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A small yet fast herbivore found mainly in Europe. | Hypsilophodon | 27%
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