Compsognathus
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prop. n.Proper NounVery small bipedal carnivorous dinosaur of the late Jurassic in Bavaria
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- There was a dinosaur called a Compsognathus, which was as small as a chicken.
There was a dinosaur called a Compsognathus, which was as small as a chicken.
- There was a dinosaur called a Compsognathus, which was as small as a chicken.
There was a dinosaur called a Compsognathus, which was as small as a chicken.
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- We love you just the way you are, our little compsognathus.
We love you just the way you are, our little compsognathus.
- We love you just the way you are, our little compsognathus.
We love you just the way you are, our little compsognathus.
The Biggest Paradox on Earth Was Just Solved
- One thing that has stood out to paleontologists is the seemingly odd rule that carnivorous dinosaurs are either really huge, like the Tyrannosaurus Rex, or really small like Compsognathus.
One thing that has stood out to paleontologists is the seemingly odd rule that carnivorous dinosaurs are either really huge, like the Tyrannosaurus Rex, or really small like Compsognathus.
- One thing that has stood out to paleontologists is the seemingly odd rule that carnivorous dinosaurs are either really huge, like the Tyrannosaurus rex, or really small, like Compsognathus.
One thing that has stood out to paleontologists is the seemingly odd rule that carnivorous dinosaurs are either really huge, like the Tyrannosaurus rex, or really small, like Compsognathus.
Dinosaurs 101 | National Geographic
- Some were small, like Compsognathus, which was barely larger than a chicken, whereas others were gigantic, like Dreadnoughtus, which was 85 feet long and weighed 65 tons, making it the largest land animal to have ever lived.
Some were small, like Compsognathus, which was barely larger than a chicken, whereas others were gigantic, like Dreadnoughtus, which was 85 feet long and weighed 65 tons, making it the largest land animal to have ever lived.