Which is the spinosaurus tooth?

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What the Dino Saw Next

Photos, videos and models were obtained at

Canberra’s National Dinosaur Museum.

The teeth are only replicas and are not fossils.

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Which tooth belonged to the spinosaurus?

Did you guess number 3?

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Let’s find out more about the other teeth…

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Number 1

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Carcharodontosaurus

What does its name mean? – Shark toothed lizard

What did they eat? – Carcharodontosaurus were meat eaters.

When did they live? – Carcharodontosaurus lived around 100 to 93  million years ago.

How big were they? – They could grow to a length of up to about 13m

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Carcharodontosaurus

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Number 2

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Albertosaurus

What does its name mean? – Alberta lizard

What did they eat? – Albertosaurus was a meat eater.

When did they live? – Albertosaurus lived about 70 million years ago.

How big were they? – They could grow to a length of up to about 9m long.

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Albertosaurus

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Number 4

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Tarbosaurus

What does its name mean? – alarming lizard

What did they eat? – They were meat eaters.

When did they live? – Tarbosaurus lived about 70 million years ago. It might be the Asian type of T-rex.

How big were they? – They could grow to a length of up to about 12m long.

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Tarbosaurus

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