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The document discusses the Stegosaurus dinosaur. It was a herbivore that lived long ago and laid eggs like other dinosaurs. It had distinctive plates on its back and spikes on its tail, which made it a good fighter despite being a plant-eating dinosaur. All that remains of dinosaurs today are their bones.
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The document describes key facts about the Stegosaurus dinosaur. It was a herbivore that lived long ago and laid eggs like other dinosaurs. Notable features included spikes on its back and the document speculates it may have been green in color, though it is no longer living today except for bones.
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- 1. The Stegosaurus By Lyndon
- 2. Dinosaurs lived a long time ago.
- 3. Dinosaurs were cold blooded
- 5. The Stegosaurus was a plant eater. Another name for a plant eater is a herbivore.
- 6. The stegosaurus had plates on its back.
- 7. The Stegosaurus was a good fighter.
- 8. The stegosaurus had spikes on its tail.
- 9. Dinosaurs lived a long time ago and all that is left today is their bones.
- 10. THE END