Ankylosaurus: its small leaf-shaped teeth were only 1 cm high

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Coelophysis: named by Edward Drinker Cope in 1889

Stegosaurus: tiny 1 cm high leaf-shaped teeth

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T. rex: A slim, stiff, pointed tail was vital to steer & change direction; also balanced heavy head

Ankylosaurus: lived in Western USA & Canada in woodland with lots of open spaces & clearings

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Coelophysis: tiny razor sharp teeth just 7 mm long

Stegosaurus: top speed of a whopping 4 mph!

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They were friends, then they were bitter rivals. Read the true story of dinosaur hunters Marsh & Cope in #TheBoneWars

T. rex: Grapefruit-sized eyes on the side of its head faced forward; could see far & judge distances

Ankylosaurus: name means 'fused or stiff lizard'

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Two dinosaur hunters (Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh) started out as friends, but their palaeontological obsession drove them apart. Read their story in #TheBoneWars

Coelophysis: Amongst first dinosaurs to have hollow bones; was a very fast, bipedal runner