Allosaurus
(Al-o-sawr-us)
Length: 35 Feet
Lived during: Late Jurassic
Found: North America, Africa
Name Means: Different Lizard
One of the biggest, most common, and most fearsome
meat eaters (or carnosaurs) of Jurassic times, Allosaurus had a 3
foot long head and powerful jaws filled with long, sharp teeth. The
jaws were also hinged, letting the dinosaur open it mouth incredibly wide.
In a dramatic fossil discovery, marks left by Allosaurus's teeth were once
found on an Apatosaurus skeleton.
Lived at the same time as: Apatosaurus, Brachiosaurus,
Camptosaurus, Diplodoncus, Ornitholestes, Stegosaurus
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