I was given answer about dinosaur But I couldn’t read script sorry Is it possible to rewrite in print sorry I think this is great but I just have hard time in script 3:10 1ul LTE OANSWEREDFriday, Mar 18, 2022SCIENCE • BIOLOGYAcrocanthosaurus what is physicaldescription compare to tyrannosaur rexdifferences of shape, size and appearance?Acrocanthosaurus what dinosaurs did it livedin time of North America it's in earlyCretouces but what Carnivores andherbivores and what type of biome did theylive in was it woodland, wetland, desert,mountains or something?Expert AnswerStep1a)Acrocantho saurusThe name 'Arocanthosaunus 'means higb - spined lrzand. It belongsto the family Carcharodenbosauidai'. They eniskd in' Nath -Amenica' during the Aptian amd Albian stages of early Cretacuous 3:09 4l LTEverte brae whrh supperted a mdg og mucle orer its neck, back and hp -+ Tt in me of dhe largest therepeds reachingn# mekrs inlingth.Tt had a werght of 6.2 metre tons.* Aovetanthosaurus was a camivre. It was an apen predator efits time. Dt prayed m Saumpeds, Omi thopeds and Ankylorauns .+ The name was given ay Starall and hangston in 1950.* 1t has a nelathely large skull, veny small ams and a lang, hearydailStep2b)Acvocanthosauns and Tynannoraures ren were both lange anddeadly camivees and apen predatos of dhuir tuime."yrannosaunus were moe lange and heavy than AeranthoraunsTyrannsaunus hadLimbs, but Avecanthsaunes had moe funehinal foelimb.supenr stereouepir virian and moe developedren had a very lange mainTynanmorauns* Autandhoraunus lived in large grassland and seme forest. Pt canbe easily agilated if iH requirement in TH habitat an not met.* When compared to Tyrannosaunıs rex , Acrotanthosaunes anmoa tolerant, and coenised witlh other members of sts peeses erthey lived a solitary eife.* This speeres tolenafes several other dinsaursMany large camvres would bita their oppenunt in an attack lutAutanthosauns urually headbutt befoe biting* It hunts small herbivres and hadruraus.+ TI aso cshabits with small camiveres.

Acrocanthosaurus In Greek this means "high-spined lizard". It was a very large theropod which…

Acrocanthosaurus what is physical description compare to tyrannosaur rex differences of shape, size and appearance? Acrocanthosaurus what dinosaurs did it lived in time of North America it's in early Cretouces but what Carnivores and herbivores and what type of biome did they live in was it woodland, wetland, desert, mountains or something?

Acrocanthosaurus what is physical description compare to tyrannosaur rex differences of shape, size and appearance? Acrocanthosaurus what dinosaurs did it lived in time of North America it's in early Cretouces but what Carnivores and herbivores and what type of biome did they live in was it woodland, wetland, desert, mountains or something?

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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