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This document provides information about long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs that lived 147 million years ago. They were 10 meters high, 28 meters long, and weighed 65 tons. They used their extremely long necks to reach and eat leaves from tall trees and other plants, and could also swim. The document was written by Matías LeoneL FLadung for an English homework assignment.
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This document provides information about long-necked herbivorous dinosaurs that lived 147 million years ago. They were 10 meters high, 28 meters long, and weighed 65 tons. They used their extremely long necks to reach and eat leaves from tall trees and other plants, and could also swim. The document was written by Matías LeoneL FLadung for an English homework assignment.
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