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The document compares the sizes and features of Brachiosaurus and Stegosaurus, two dinosaurs that lived about 150 million years ago. Brachiosaurus could grow up to 75 feet long and weigh 50,000 pounds, making it significantly larger than Stegosaurus which reached only 30 feet long and weighed 10,000 pounds. The document concludes that in a fight, Brachiosaurus would likely defeat Stegosaurus due to its massive size advantage and ability to use its long tail as a weapon. Sources used for the comparison are cited.
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Cockroaches are one of the oldest living insects, with fossils dating back 350 million years. There are over 4,000 species worldwide, with about 50-60 species found in the United States. The three most common species that live in homes are the German, Oriental, and American cockroaches. Cockroaches can survive for weeks without food and are hardy insects that reproduce quickly. Proper sanitation and pest control are needed to prevent cockroach infestations.
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- 1. Who would win? Brachiosaurus Vs. stegosaurus
- 2. Brachiosaurus Facts The Brachiosaurus 75 feet long and 50,000 pounds! They can live up to 100 years old! It lived about 150 million years ago They lived in north america in colorado,utah,wyoming and oklahoma.
- 3. Stegosaurus Facts Stegosaurus were 30 feet long and 14 feet high! They were around 10,000 pounds! It’s plates could have been 2 by 2 feet.It also has 4 plates on its tail witch are 2 by 3 feet! A stegosaurus was a herbivore it only ate plants.
- 6. Who would win?After researching I think that the brachiosaurus would win here is 3 reasons to prove it! 1 The brachiosaurus is way bigger than the stegosaurus [45 feet tall!] 2 The Brachiosaurus is way longer than the stegosaurus [ 75 feet long] 3 The brachiosauruses tail is so long it could knock the wind out of the stegosaurus
- 7. Citation Here are the sources I used for my who would win project… “Brachiosaurus” Animals. Capstone, 2019. Web. 23 May 2019 <https:w“Stegosaurus” Animals. Capstone, 2019. Web. 23 May 2019 <https://www.pebblego.com/> “Apatosaurus (Brontosaurus).” Ducksters Educational Site, www.ducksters.com/animals/apatosaurus.php. “Stegosaurus.” Ducksters Educational Site, www.ducksters.com/animals/stegosaurus.php.
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