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MOA is a flightless bird that lived in New Zealand

TUR - primeval bull

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LIZARD - a representative of extinct reptiles and amphibians (common name)

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DRONT - a bird, until the XNUMXth century. lived in the Mascarene Islands

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Mammoth - a species of elephants

TARPAN - the ancestor of the horse

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AKANTHOD - shark-like fish with spiked fins

Ammonite - marine cephalopod

Theropod - bipedal carnivorous dinosaur

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ALLOSAUR - carnivorous dinosaur

Archosaur - reptile, ancestor of birds

Belemnite - marine cephalopod

BENTOSUCH - an amphibian from the group of labyrinthodonts

Deinonychus - a carnivorous dinosaur with a large sickle-shaped claw on each foot

DINOSAUR - the representative of the most numerous extinct reptiles

DINORNIS - a flightless bird, lived in New Zealand

Diplodocus - a giant herbivorous dinosaur

SAUROLOPH - herbivorous dinosaur

SAUROPOD - four-legged herbivorous dinosaur

MOSASAUR - predatory marine reptile

Placeria - herbivorous dinosaur

THEKODONT - a type of archosaur

Therapsid - herbivorous dinosaur

THEROMORPH - a representative of terrestrial vertebrates, the ancestor of mammals

TRILOBITE - marine arthropod

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Apatosaurus - see Brontosaurus

ARCHANTROP - a common name for various human ancestors

Archeocyathus - marine invertebrate

Hadrosaur - a duck-billed dinosaur, the largest of the bipedal herbivorous dinosaurs

DINOCEPHAL (deinocephalus) - a representative of the group of theromorphic vertebrates

DRIOPITEK - great ape, ancestor of the chimpanzee

IGUANODON - bipedal herbivorous dinosaur

Ichthyosaurus - a predatory marine lizard with a fish-like body

Ichthyornis - bird of the Cretaceous period

Carnosaurus - a carnivorous dinosaur with dagger-like teeth, moved on two limbs

MASTODONT - a proboscis animal with mastoid teeth

Meganthrope - great ape

Megatherium - a mammal related to sloths

NEOANTROP - the common name of the representatives of Cro-Magnons and Homo sapiens

Ornithopod - a herbivorous dinosaur that moved on two limbs

PARANTROP - great ape, remains found in South Africa

PARAPITEC - great ape, remains found in Egypt

PLIOPITEK - great ape, ancestor of the gibbon

PTEROSAUR - flying lizard

RAMAPITEK - great ape, remains found in India

Sinanthrope - fossil man, remains found in China

Scutosaurus - reptile

Stegosaurus - a four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with a back covered with bone plates or spikes

Tarbosaurus - a giant carnivorous dinosaur

TELANTROP - the oldest fossil man, the remains were found in South Africa

Celophysis - a medium-sized predatory dinosaur that moved on two limbs

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Ankylosaurus - a four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with a body covered with a bony shell

Basilosaurus - predatory marine reptile, ancestor of the whale

Brachiosaurus - a giant four-legged herbivorous dinosaur with a long neck

Brontosaurus (apatosaurus) - four-legged herbivorous dinosaur

DEINOCEPHALUS - see Dinocephalus

DROMEOSAUR - a medium-sized predatory dinosaur

ICHTEOSTEGA - an amphibian from the group of labyrinthodonts

CONDILARTR - predatory ungulate, ancestor of the sheep

COTYLOSAUR - reptile

Megalosaurus - a large predatory dinosaur

PALEOTERIUM - an ancient horse

PAREYASAUR - reptile

PLATEOSAUR - herbivorous dinosaur

Plesiosaur - a large carnivorous marine reptile with a long neck

STEGOCEPHAL - amphibian

CELUROSAUR - a carnivorous dinosaur whose skeleton consisted of hollow bones

CERATOSAUR - a predatory dinosaur with a horn on its nose, moved on two limbs

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BATRACHOSAUR - vertebrate with signs of a reptile and an amphibian

BRONTOTERIUM - equid-hoofed mammal

ZINJANTROP - great ape, remains found in East Africa

Cro-Magnon - the closest ancestor of modern man, existed in Europe

MEGALOCEROS - a giant prehistoric deer

PALEOANTHROP - see Neanderthal

Pithecanthropus - the oldest fossil man

PLESIANTROP - great ape, remains found in South Africa

PROSAUROPOD - four-legged herbivorous dinosaur

Tyrannosaurus - a carnivorous dinosaur that moved on two limbs

Triceratops - three-horned herbivorous dinosaur

UDABNOPITEK - great ape, remains found in Georgia

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ANTARKTOSAUR - herbivorous dinosaur

Archeopteryx - bird

Velociraptor - a medium-sized predatory dinosaur, hunted in a flock

Quetzalcoatl - flying lizard

MASTODONZAUR - a giant labyrinthodon with mastoid teeth

NEANDERTHAL (paleoanthropist) - an intermediate species between Pithecanthropus and modern man

ORNITOHEIROS - flying lizard

PROPLIOPITEC - great ape, common ancestor of man and modern great apes

Psittacosaurus - small herbivorous dinosaur

PTERODACTYL - a small flying lizard

RAMPHORINHOID - flying lizard

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Australopithecus - great ape, remains found in South Africa

SAUROPTERIGIA - marine reptile

LABYRINTHODONT - an amphibian whose teeth had numerous folds and loops

PROCOMPSOGNATUS - a small predatory dinosaur that moved on two limbs

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MUTTABURRASAUR - herbivorous dinosaur

Pachycephalosaurus - herbivorous dinosaur with a thick domed cranial vault

PREZINJANTROP - great ape, remains found in East Africa

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