Dinosaur Names
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- ALLOSAURUS
- ANKYLOSAURUS
- APATOSAURUS
- BRACHIOSAURUS
- BRONTOSAURUS
- CARNOTAURUS
- DEINONYCHUS
- DIPLODOCUS
- GALLIMIMUS
- GIGANOTOSAURUS
- IGUANODON
- OVIRAPTOR
- PACHYCEPHALOSAURUS
- PARASAUROLOPHUS
- PROTOCERATOPS
- SPINOSAURUS
- STEGOSAURUS
- TRICERATOPS
- TYRANNOSAURUS
- VELOCIRAPTOR
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Twenty of the best-known dinosaur names in one big grid, from the ones every kid can say to a few tongue-twisters worth learning. You'll find crowd favorites like T. rex and Triceratops next to bruisers like Giganotosaurus. It's a fun way to practice those long scientific names. Play it in your browser or print a copy for the car.
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