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WOUNDERING TOOTH, 1856, FIRST, WAS NOT, LIZARD, THERAPOD, SHARP-EYED, BRAIN, GRASP, BODY SIZE, DEEP, RELATED, HOOK-LIKE CLAWS Named in ______, from a small sharp tooth Althletic Troodon ("________ __________") Was at _____________, and then a bone_headed dinosaur. Troodons tooth ________ ________ matched with bones until the 1980s. The bones showed that this dinosaur was a __________________, bird-like Therapod ("beast-footed") with a bigger ______________ for its __________ ___________ than almost any other dinosaur. It's hands could _________ and had large, sharp _________________________________. It's extremely long, slim legs ended in elongated feet with three weight bearing toes, each second toe bearing a _________, curved claw a bit like that of Deinonychus. Despite this similarity, some scientists believe that Troodon and Deinonychus were not closley _________. Keep going down for answers.... --------------- ANSWERS: Named in 1856, from a small sharp tooth Althletic Troodon ("woundering tooth)Was at first , and then a bone_headed dinosaur. Troodons tooth was not matched with bones until the 1980s. The bones showed that this dinosaur was a sharp-eyed , bird-like Therapod ("beast-footed") with a bigger brain for its body size than almost any other dinosaur. It's hands could grasp and had large, sharp hook-like claws . It's extremely long, slim legs ended in elongated feet with three weight bearing toes, each second toe bearing a deep , curved claw a bit like that of Deinonychus. Despite this similarity, some scientists believe that Troodon and Deinonychus were not closley related. |
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