| A | B |
|---|
| carnosaur | animals which eat meat |
| triassic | the first period in the age of dinosaurs |
| skeleton | the bony framework of an animal |
| carnosaur | large meat-eating animals, usually found in nature |
| coprolite | fossilization animal droppings |
| creataceous | the third period in the Age of Dinosaurs |
| duck-billed | cinosurs which has a long, flat bill that made them reesemble duks |
| extinct | no longer living or existing |
| fossils | petrified remains of plants or animals found in rocks |
| frill | a large, bony plate found on the necks or heads of dinosaurs called ceeratopsians |
| herbivore | animals which eat plants |
| herd | large group of animals that travel and live together |
| Jurassic | the second period in the Age of Dinosaurs |
| migration | movement of large groups of animals that travel an live togethe |
| paleontolgist | a person who studies fossils |
| predator | an animal which hunts other animals |
| prey | the victim of a meat-eating animals |
| sauropeds | large four-legged dinosaurs with long necks; plants-eaters |
| crest | a piece of bone that stuck oout the top of the head of some dinosaur |
| dinosaurs | animals of the reptile family which lived 225 million years to 65 million years ago |
