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Questions from Late Sept. 2001:

Q: What did ichthyosurus look like?
from Kaitlyn S., Tecumseh, Ontario, Canada; September 30, 2001

A: For a page on Ichthyosaurus, click here



Q: what dinosuars name starts with the letter r?
from aaron r, ny, ny, usa; September 30, 2001

A: For dinosaur genera that begin with the letter "R," click here.



Q: Dinosaurs that lived in Mongola And names started with M...
from ?, ?, ?, ?; September 30, 2001

A: For Mongolian dinosaurs, click here and look under the entry for Mongolia. For dinosaur genera that begin with the letter "M," click here.



Q: Were there any Dinosaurs that lived in Oregon, if so where did they live, and what were there names?
from Taylor E, Medford, OR, U.S.A.; September 29, 2001

A: Yes, an unidentified hadrosaur (duck-billed dinosuar) has been found along the coast of Oregon. Oregon was under a shallow sea during much of the Cretaceous; this hadrosaur probably floated to its resting place in Oregon.



Q: What kind of fossilized remains from dinosaur intestins have been found?
from Rich B., Salt Lake City, UT, USA; September 28, 2001

A: Very few fossilized dinosaur internal organs have been found. The finest-known example of fossilized soft-tissue inprints (including some muscles and internal organs) is Scipionyx (an Italian theropod).



Q: What were the actual dimensions of the foot of the Tyrranosaurus Rex?
from Denise R., Spring Grove, IL, USA; September 29, 2001

A: T. rex left footprints 1.55 feet (46 cm) long (although its feet were much longer, about 3.3 feet (1 m) long; T. rex, like other dinosaurs walked on its toes).



Q: what is the geologic range,part of organism,kindom, phylum, class, type of fossilization, environment organism lived in,of these organisms/fossils Archimedes, modocia?
from mcbridl, arvada, colorado, u.s.a; September 28, 2001

A: Archimedes was a corkscrew-shaped colonial genus of bryozoan named for the ancient Greek Archimedes, who invented the water screw (the bryozoan looks like the water screw). The marine bryozoan Archimedes were tubular-shaped zooids with calcified walls. They lived in colonies during the Carboniferous, roughly 360 to 280 million years ago. Classification: Kingdom Animalia, Phylum Bryozoa, Class Stenolaemata, Order Fenestrida, Family Fenestellidae, Genus Archimedes, many species.



Q: where all dinosaurs big
from Crystl R, new york, ny, ?; September 28, 2001

A: No, dinosaurs came in many sizes - the smallest ones were the size of a chicken.



Q: What does the word sauros mean?
from Stephanie, Columbia, Nc, Usa; September 28, 2001

A: It means lizard.



Q: What did the Continents look like before Pangaea?
from Hannah P, Lancaster, New Hampshire, ?; September 27, 2001

A: Click here to see an animated map of the Earth over time.



Q: Why does your website not have VERY MANY DINOSAURS?
from courtney, flushing, Michigan, U.S.; September 27, 2001

A: We have pages on most of the known dinosaurs - and dictionary entries of most genera - which dinosaurs were you looking for?



Q: How did the Maiasaura communicate?
from Brittany H, San Antonio, TX, USA; September 27, 2001

A: No one knows how Maiasaura communicated.



Q: who came up with the theory that a meteor or astriod killed the dinosaurs?
from ?, ?, ?, ?; September 27, 2001

A: Luis Alvarez and his son Walter Alvarez.



Q: Like in the Jurassic Park movie, did any dinosaur really have a poisonous venom, and if so which?
from Greg H, Bakersfield, California, USA; September 27, 2001

A: No, there is no fossil evidence that any dinosaurs spat poison.



Q: What dinosaurs had long necks?
from Heather 8, Calgary, Alberta, Canada; September 27, 2001

A: The dinosaurs that had the longest necks were the sauropods, like Sauroposeidon and Mamemchisaurus.



Q: what caracteristics did dinasours that lived in water had?
from noni f, marysville, washington, united states of america; September 26, 2001

A: No dinosaurs lived exclusively in the water. There were a lot of reptiles that were adapted to life in the water during the time of the dinosaurs. Some marine reptiles from the Mesozoic Era include the plesiosaurs, mosasaurs, ichthyosaurs, and Nothosaurs.



Q: I keep hearing stuff on T-rex and velociraptors being the king and stuff but megladon was the real king. my question is this can you please post some stuff on the megladon Im really intrested or at least tell me where to find some information.
from Nick B., Mercer Island, Washington, USA; September 26, 2001

A: For a page on Megalodon, click here. By the way, we're in Mercer Island too.



Q: In one book I read that someone discovered the leg bones of a carniverous dinosaur that would have been 20 meters long and weighed 2 times as much as T Rex. Is this true? If so, can you post a picture of it compared to a human's size and tell me how many fingers it had? Thanks!
from Dillon L, Pgh, PA, USA; September 26, 2001

A: That might have been Giganotosaurus. A pack of theropods (meat-eating dinosaur) was found in the Patagonian Desert of Argentina in the late 1990's. These 100 million -year-old dinosaurs were described as having a needle nose, scissor-like jaws, and razor-sharp teeth; they were shorter than T. rex, but heavier. This new dinosaur is about 45 feet long. Philip Currie (of the Royal Tyrrell Museum in Alberta, Canada) and Rudolpho Coria (of the Carmen Funes Municipal Museum in Argentina) led the team of paleontologists who excavated it. Giganotosaurus had three fingers on each hand.



Q: well i got on some web sights but none have any thing about a t-rex where can i go to i am doing a report b/c we have to in class and im sort of despret please help!!
from brittney, taylorsville, nc, us of a; September 26, 2001

A: Click here for a page on T. rex.



Q: how do you start your own website
from greg, ?, ?, ?; September 26, 2001

A: Learn HTML, get an ISP (Internet service provider), and be prepared to pay a lot for bandwidth (the money you pay each time someone looks at your site).



Q: I heard Allosaur lived in the Cretaceous period, is that true?(Please answered today)
from Billy, Shah Alam, Selangor, Malaysia; September 26, 2001

A: Allosaurus lived from about 154-144 million years ago, during the late Jurassic period. There have been Allosaurus-like fossils (of undetermined species) found that date from the early to middle Cretaceous period.



Q: do you have a piture of a wollymamoth?
from rachel, ?, ?, ?; September 26, 2001

A: For a page on the woolly mammoth (with drawings), click here.



Q: what is the fastest dinosaur?
from Kimberly M, Orlando, Florida, ?; September 25, 2001

A: The fastest dinosaurs were the light-weight, long-legged, ostrich-like ornithomimids (like Gallimimus and Ornithomimus).



Q: Where do Komoto Dragons live?
from hp, jacksonville, fl, usa; September 25, 2001

A: Komodo dragons live on the island of Komodo and nearby islands in Indonesia. For a page on the Komodo dragon, click here



Q: Did the Dimetradon Dinosaur have any enemies?
from Raquel O., Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.; September 25, 2001

A: Dimetrodon was not a dinosaur; it was a pelycosaur and lived during the Permian Period, before the dinosaur evolved. Dimetrodon was the dominant carnivore of its time and didn't have any predators.



Q: what was the bigest prehistoric insect
from Andrew, stamford, ct, USA; September 25, 2001

A: The biggest insect that ever lived was the ancient dragonfly called Meganeura. This predatory flying insect lived about 250 million years ago and had a wingspan of about 2 feet.



Q: Do some dinosaurs weigh up to 3 billin pounds?
from Forrest, stamford, CT, USA; September 25, 2001

A: No. The biggest dinosaurs (the largest sauropods like Argentinosaurus and Seismosaurus) weight 80-100 tons (160,000-200,000 pounds).



Q: How many bones does a T-REX have.
from John, stamford, ct, usa; September 25, 2001

A: There are roughly 200 or so bones in a T, rex.



Q: What was the first dinosaur named.
from Kate, Samford, CT, USA; September 25, 2001

A: Megalosaurus was the first dinosaur named (Iguanodon was found first, but named second).



Q: how many bones is inside a stegosaurus?
from greta, stamford, ct, USA; September 25, 2001

A: There are roughly 200 or so bones in a Stegosaurus.



Q: Is there a bird that is called a water turkey ,and if so , what does it look like.
from Debby L, Wichita Falls, Texas, United States of America; September 25, 2001

A: Anhingas (also called snake birds, darters, or water turkeys) is a family of long-necked birds (containing 4 species) related to cormorants.



Q: How old could dinosaurs get
from Sophie, Stamford, Ct, U S A; September 25, 2001

A: Itis thought that the larger dinosaurs (like the long-necked, long-tailed sauropods) lived about 100 years or more.



Q: How do you know what time each dinoaur lived?
from Ann, Stamford, CT, USA; September 25, 2001

A: There are a few different ways to date fossils - for information on fossil dating, click here.



Q: How many speies of dinosaurs have been fond?
from Michael, Stanford, ct, USA; September 25, 2001

A: About 1,000 dinosaur genera have been found, and many more species (many genera have one known species, but for some, there are many known species).



Q: When did the dinosaurs die?
from Jamie, Stamford, CT, ?; September 25, 2001

A: Dinosaur species went extinct throughout the Mesozoic Era (when the dinosuars lived). Most dinosaur species went extinct in background extinction (the type of extinction in which most genera die out). The last remaining dinosuars died out 65 million years ago, during the K-T extinction.



Q: When did the paleontologist first find out about dinosaurs.
from kelsey, greenwich, CT, ?; September 25, 2001

A: For the earliest dinosaur discoveries, click here.



Q: how about bring back the dinasours by cloning with the DNA from their fossil
from Apple Zhang, S'pore, ?, S'pore; September 25, 2001

A: To do that, you need intact dinosaur DNA, which no one has found.



Q: Did any dinosaurs live under water?
from Robert L., Stamford, CT., U.S.A.; September 25, 2001

A: See the faq's above.



Q: why are they cald dinosaurs?
from mayaf., stamford., ct, usa; September 25, 2001

A: See the faq's above.



Q: How did they become extinct?
from Nora F, Norwalk, Ct, USA; September 25, 2001

A: See the faq's above.



Q: how long are they?
from ollie, Darien, Ct, USA; September 25, 2001

A: Dinosaurs ranged in size from the size of a chicken to over 100 feet long (much bigger than a bus).



Q: Was the first t-rex a full skelleon?
from aaron k, stamford, c t, u s a; September 25, 2001

A: No 100 percent complete skeletons of T. rex have ever been found. Sue, the recently-found T. rex (found by Sue Hendrickson), is the most complete T. rex that has been found so far. The first T. rex fossil was found in 1902 by Barnum Brown.



Q: How do dinosoaurs comunacate?
from AbbyS, Stamford, CT, USA; September 25, 2001

A: No one knows much about dinosaur communication, since that type of behavior is often difficult to learn about with only fossil evidence. Some dinosaurs, like Parasaurolophus had a large, hollow crest atttached to the nostril, from which they likely made foghorn-like sounds. It is unknown whether they used these sounds for alerting other Parasaurolophus to danger, for attracting mates, or something else.



Q: Were do they live
from michael, new canaan, ct, u.s.a.; September 25, 2001

A: Dinosaur fossils have been found on every continent, including Antarctica (which was warmer when the dinosaurs lived, and was located closer to the equator).



Q: how long did dinosaurs live on earth
from brett, ?, alberta, canada; September 24, 2001

A: The dinosaurs lived from about 230 million years ago until 65 million years ago, during the Mesozoic Era.

Dinosaur timeline




Q: WHAT IS A KOMOTO DRAGON
from BOO L, COO, COO, COO; September 24, 2001

A: The Komodo dragon is the biggest living lizard. For a page on the Komodo dragon, click here.



Q: What animal now is closest relative to the dinosaurs?
from Janet.G, Mt.sterling, Kentucky, United States; September 24, 2001

A: The birds.



Q: Is a pteradactyl a dinosaur?
from ?, ?, ?, ?; September 24, 2001

A: No. Pterodactyls, like other plerosaurs, was a flying reptile that was closely related to the dinosaurs, but is not classified as a dinosaur.



Q: How did the Brachasoar walk
from Ana, Clarksville, TN, ?; September 24, 2001

A: Brachiosaurus was a quadruped - it walked on four column-like legs.



Q: Did dinos walk on their toes or their whole foot?
from natanya, tonya, wouldnt u like to know, new york, usa; September 24, 2001

A: Dinosaurs usually walked on their toes; the scientific term for this is digitigrade (unlike humans, who are flat-footed or plantigrade). For more on dinosaur locomotion (how they moved), click here.



Q: why are the animals of the Ice Age bigger than todays anilmals???
from Tiffany M, Moorestown, New Jersey, United States; September 24, 2001

A: Huge size was an adaptation to the very cod weather during the last Ice Age. Bigger animals retain their body heat better than smaller animals. Most of these animals, like mammoths, also had thick, hairy coats, which helped insulate them (again keeping them from losing much of their body heat).



Q: what do most dinosaurs eat?
from desiree c., worthington, oh, u.s.; September 24, 2001

A: Most dinosaurs were plant-eaters (herbivores). For more information on dinosaurs diets, click here.



Q: Are any sauropod live in Cretaceous period?
from Ang Ling Yuen, Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia; September 24, 2001

A: Yes, some Cretaceous period sauropods included Algoasaurus, Astrodon, Malawisaurus, Asiatosaurus, Mongolosaurus, Ultrasaurus, Aepisaurus, Aragosaurus, Losillasaurus, Macrurosaurus, Oplosaurus, Pelorosaurus, Pleurocoelus, Venenosaurus, Cedarosaurus, Aegyptosaurus, Paralititan, Rebbachisaurus, Hisanohamasaurus, Megacervixosaurus, Microdontosaurus, Mongolosaurus, Austrosaurus, Aragosaurus, Chondrosteosaurus, Oplosaurus, Sauroposeidon, Sonorasaurus, Campylodoniscus, Clasmosaurus, Loricosaurus, Microsaurops, Neuquensaurus, Rapetosaurus, Chiayusaurus, Hisanohamasaurus, Megacervixosaurus, etc.



Q: Where is the Postosuchus lived?
from Regina Ang Jeng Yang, kajang, Selangor, Malaysia; September 24, 2001

A: Postosuchus fossils have been found in Texas and Arizona, USA. For a page on Postosuchus, click here.



Q: why were they mostly green in color
from david, quebec city, neufchatel, canada; September 23, 2001

A: No one knows what color the dinosaurs were. The drawings you see are just guesses.



Q: how are fossils dated?
from marina.s, whitestone, ny, america; September 23, 2001

A: Click here for a page on how fossils are dated.



Q: where can i find information about the scientific classification of an Xenops including the Family,Phylum,Class,Order,Family,Genus, and Species?
from Danielle W, Mt. Olive, MS, United States of America; September 23, 2001

A: Kingdom Animalia (animals), Class Aves (birds), Order Passeriformes, Family Furnariidae, Genus Xenops, Species X. minutus. For more information on Xenops, click here.



Q: What is a Archeoptex
from ?, ?, ?, ?; September 22, 2001

A: Archaeopteryx is the earliest-known bird. For a page on Archaeopteryx, click here.



Q: There was a Dinasour heart found. I wanna know where i can get some info on it. DO you know where i can get some?
from Chris V., Stow, Ohio, USA; September 22, 2001

A: That was a Thescelosauurs, but now, some paleontologists doubt that the heart was found. For more information , click here.



Q: i need some info about woolly mamoths.
from jomama, podunk, k.y., usa; September 21, 2001

A: For a page on woolly mammoths, click here.



Q: what era did the dinasaurs live in
from ?, ?, ?, ?; September 21, 2001

A: The dinosaurs lived during the Mesozoic Era.



Q: Who was the first scientist to use the term "Dinosaur?"
from Alexandra O., Olean, NY, USA; September 20, 2001

A: Richard Owen.



Q: When did the Mesozoic Era begin, how long did it last.
from Evan A, Hermitage, Pennsylvania, America; September 20, 2001

A: The Mesozoic Era lasted from 248 until 65 million years ago.



Q: did caveman live with dinosaurs?
from michael r., surrey, british columbia, canada; September 20, 2001

A: No, people evolves over 63 million years after the dinosaurs died out.



Q: Does the Albertosaurus have any enemies???
from Francois D., yarmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada; September 20, 2001

A: Albertosaurus was probably the top predator in its area.



Q: where is the ROYAL Tyrrell Museum
from john c, medicine hat, alberta, canada; September 20, 2001

A: The Royal Tyrrell Museum is in Drumheller, Alberta, Canada.



Q: How many triceratop like dinosaurs are there?
from colinw, levittown, PA, usa; September 19, 2001

A: Triceratops was a ceratopsian dinosaur; the ceratopsians were horned, frilled, beaked, quadrupedal plant-eaters that lived during the Cretaceous period. Some other ceratopsians include Anchiceratops, Arrhinoceratops, Asiaceratops, Ceratops, Diceratops, Monoclonuis, Montanoceratops, Pentaceratops, Protoceratops, Styracosaurus, Psittocacosaurus, Torosaurus, and many others.



Q: What are fossil fuels
from Heath R, mudgee, N.S.W, Australia; September 18, 2001

A: Fossil fuels are organic materials that are high in energy, like coal, petroleum (oil), and natural gas. Fossils fuels are formed in a process that takes millions of years. The organic material (dead plants and animals) is covered by layers of sediment, then heat, pressure, and bacterial action change the material into pools of oil and gas (or are compressed as coal)



Q: How many plates does a stegosaurus
from Zak, Williums Lake, B.C., Canada; September 18, 2001

A: Stegosaurus had of 17 plates on its back, arranged in two, alternating rows. For a page on Stegosaurus, click here.



Q: Looking for information about the La Brea Tar Pits.
from Steve K., Louisville, Ohio, U.S.A.; September 17, 2001

A: The La Brea Tar Pits are famous tar pits in Southern California, USA. A tar pit is a pool of gooey asphalt. It is created when crude oil seeps up from deep inside the Earth through a crack, called a fissure. The less dense elements of the crude oil evaporate, leaving asphalt (a very sticky mess). Water pooled on the tar, attracting thirsty animals. As an animal gets stuck in the tar, it probably attracted predators, who also got stuck. The animals' bones, teeth, and other hard parts are well-preserved in this environment (but they turn brown from the asphalt). Tar pits are located around the world. The oldest organism (a wood fragment) found in the La Brea Tar Pit is from 40,000 years ago.



Q: What does a Unenlagia comahuensis eat?
from Tony S, Indianapolis, Indiana, United States; September 17, 2001

A: Unenlagia was a small, meat-eating dinosaur that probably ate insects and other small animals.



Q: i need a definition of "cro-magnan man" for a school assignment.
from kelly c, coffs harbour, nsw, australia; September 17, 2001

A: Cro-Magnon man was an early group of Homo sapiens (the species to which we belong) that lived about 40,000 years ago in what is now Europe. Skeletal remains of the Cro-Magnon were first found in caverns in Les Eyzies, Dordogne, France (in 1868).



Q: Where can I find the lockness monster?
from js, magnolia, texas, usa; September 18, 2001

A: People have looked in Loch Ness, Scotland, but have had no success. Maybe they're looking in the wrong lake.



Q: what is liopleurodon's scientific name?
from spike g, tuson, arizona, u.s.a.; September 17, 2001

A: Liopleurodon is the genus name of that plesiosaur. There were many species of Liopleurodon, including L. ferox (Martill, 1991), the biggest-known species of Liopleurodon.



Q: How many eggs have the ANKYLOSAURUS in one year?
from Oscar H., Fort Myers Beach, Spain, Florida; September 17, 2001

A: That isn't known. For a page on Ankylosaurus, click here.



Q: What kind of teeth does the Tyronesaur Rex have?
from ?, ?, ?, ?; September 17, 2001

A: T. rex had large, cone-shaped teeth; rows of serrations ran down each tooth. Each T. rex had a variety of sizes of teeth in its mouth. The teeth were replaced if broken or worn down.



Q: What types of the dinosaurs' fossils were found in Europe? for example: Iguanodon teeth were found in England or vertebral material from an Altispinax was found in England....
from Danielle R., ?, Hawaii, U.S.A.; September 16, 2001

A: For a page on the dinosaur genera that have been found in Europe, click here. We don't have a page on individual bones that were found in each European location.



Q: Who is the author of this site?
from ellendina, Hannibal, MO, U.S.A.; September 17, 2001

A: Jeananda Col - for more information, click on my name at the bottom of the table of contents of Zoom Dinosaurs or under the red navigation bar in the frames version.



Q: What is scientist who studies animals?
from Trenteka H., Memphis, T.N, U.S.A; September 16, 2001

A: Zoologists study animals.



Q: WHAT KIND OF DINASOUR HAS A SOLID BONE AND BRAIN CASE?
from shara B, ATLANTA, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES; September 16, 2001

A: All dinosaurs had a braincase - the braincase is the set of bones in the skull that surrounds and protects the brain. Many dinosaurs had solid bones, including the sauropods (long-necked, log-tailed plant-eaters) and some ornithischians (like ankylosaurs, most stegosaurs, etc.).



Q: When did the cambrian period start and end?
from Melissa C, Lincolnwood, Illinois, USA; September 16, 2001

A: The Cambrian period lasted from about 540 to 500 million years ago. For a chart of geologic time, click here.



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