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... border" (Dino Land) His findings turned out to be the neck bone of one of the largest dinosaurs ever discovered. Cifelli named this prehistoric creature the Sauroposeidon, which means thunder lizard (Possible Largest Dinosaur Found in Oklahoma). Although this discovery is relatively unknown now to most, people of the science world have stayed fascinated with this discovery and will for a long ... ...
... 53). The Human Genome Project is sometimes called "biology's moon shot" (Yount 53). Sir Richard Owen invented the name dinosaur, meaning "fearfully great lizard," in 1842 (www.cooldinos.com). In Greek, deinos means "fearfully great" and saurus means "lizard" (www.cooldinos.com). Dinosaurs went extinct about 65 million years ago, probably due to the effects of an asteroid that hit land off ... ...
... 's what we did: 'One example of an awe-inspiring dinosaur is the velociraptor, while another is the T-Rex. In a fight, these two beasts would pretty much beat every other prehistoric lizard, although a T-Rex would obviously defeat a single velociraptor easily because of its superior size.' The fixed, non-repetitious version now sounds not only more interesting but has more authority. Developing Tone ... ...
... jaw that contained a number of sharp teeth. After studying the jaw, he decided that it was unlike any other fossil ever found. He gave it the name Megalosarus, meaning great lizard. Around this time an English naturalist, Mary Ann Mantall, found a large tooth partly buried in a rock. She and her husband, Gideon, decided that the tooth looked like one of an ... ...
... human race. Existence of Dinosaurs: Scientists have now firm belief framed from available evidences that Dinosaurs did exist once on this earth. The term dinosaur (deinos means terrifying; sauros means lizard) was coined by the English anatomist Sir Richard Owen in 1842.(Haines, 97) The term "dinosaurs", or the scientific version "Dinosaurian", is describing a diverse group of species with widely different ... ...
