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Attribute
Tyrannosaurus rex
Tyrannosaurus rexTyrannosaurus rexDIN-000001
Triceratops
TriceratopsTriceratops horridusDIN-000002
Estimated lengthUnknownUnknown
Height (posture dependent)UnknownUnknown
Estimated massUnknownUnknown
PeriodUnknownUnknown
Age (million years ago)UnknownUnknown
Discovery regionUnknownUnknown
DietUnknownUnknown
ClassificationDinosaurDinosaur
Quality / sourcesSee source and review notes in details · Tyrannosaurus · Tyrannosaurus rex · Dinosaurs may have had scaly 'lips' to protect their teeth from damageSee source and review notes in details · Triceratops · Triceratops horridus — Prehistoric Life of North Dakota

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    The Life of Tyrannosaurus rex: From Tiny Hatchling to Giant Predator

    Around 66 million years ago, one of the most formidable predators in Earth's history roamed western North America. Yet even Tyrannosaurus rex began life small, vulnerable, and far removed from the gigantic animal we recognize today.

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    Triceratops: The Mystery of Its Horns and Frill

    **Late Cretaceous North America, approximately 68–66 million years ago. Across river plains and woodlands walked a giant herbivore with two long brow horns, a smaller nose horn, and a spectacular bony shield-like structure behind its head.**