This organism had fused nasal bones, and a reduced chevron on the female tail vertebra. A 2012 report hypothesized cannibalism in this species. This reptile is similar to Tarbosaurus, although unlike Tarbosaurus it lived in(*) North America. Scientists debate on how active a hunter this dinosaur was
This organism had fused nasal bones, and a reduced chevron on the female tail vertebra. A 2012 report hypothesized cannibalism in this species. This reptile is similar to Tarbosaurus, although unlike Tarbosaurus it lived in(*) North America. Scientists debate on how active a hunter this dinosaur was, and some suggest it was a scavenger. While not vestigial, its arms were very small, and this dinosaur is best known for its powerful jaws and sharp teeth that could grow to a foot long. For 10 points, identify this large carnivorous dinosaur that lived in the late Cretaceous.
This organism had fused nasal bones, and a reduced chevron on the female tail vertebra.