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Sea Scorpion Eurypterus
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Hypacrosaurus illustration
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Hypacrosaurus dinosaur illustration
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Illustration of the dinosaur Hypacrosaurus Meaning near the highest lizard Hypacrosaurus belonged to the very successful group of herbivorous dino
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Illustration of the dinosaur Hypacrosaurus Meaning near the highest lizard Hypacrosaurus belonged to the very successful group of herbivorous dino
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Illustration of the dinosaur Hypacrosaurus Meaning near the highest lizard Hypacrosaurus belonged to the very successful group of herbivorous dino
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Artwork showing the relative scale of humans and Edmontosaurus This animal belonged to the very successful group of hervivorous dinosaurs flourishin
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Humans compared in scale to Triceratops
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Artwork of one of the earliest known trees - called Wattieza They appeared in the Mid Devonian about 385 million years ago It had fronds instead of
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Humans compared in scale to Struthiomimus
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Humans compared in scale to Spinosaurus
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Humans compared in scale to Brachiosaurus
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Humans compared in scale to Styracosaurus
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Humans compared in scale to Iguanodon
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Artwork showing the relative scale of humans and Kentrosaurus (pointed lizard) This animal from Tanzania lived around 152 million years ago durin
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Humans compared in scale to Allosaurus
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Artwork of humans compared to Dimetrodon
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Humans compared in scale to Stegosaurus
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Humans compared to Euoplocephalus
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Artwork showing the relative scale of humans and Parasaurolophus Meaning near-crested lizard Parasaurolophus belonged to the very successful group
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Humans compared to Giganotosaurus
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Humans compared in scale to Nyasasauru
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Humans compared in scale to Gallimimus
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Artwork showing the relative scale of humans and Lambeosaurus Meaning Lambes lizard Lambeosaurus belonged to the very successful group of hervivo
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Artwork of one of the earliest known trees - called Wattieza They appeared in the Mid Devonian about 385 million years ago It had fronds instead of
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Artwork showing the relative scale of humans and Corythosaurus Meaning helmet lizard Corythosaurus belonged to the very successful group of herviv
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Artwork of the First Known Flower
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Artwork of the possible appearance of the oldest known flower The flower which has not been named dates from around 140 to 250 million years ago T
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Artwork of Tyrannosaurus Pair
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Artwork of the head of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the end of the Late Cretaceous
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Artwork of dinosaur Gallimimus
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Artwork of the head of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of extinct animal Lystrosaurus
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Artwork of Giganotosaurus
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Artwork of pair of Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like dinosaur lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period som
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Artwork of the dinosaur Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of the head of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of the dinosaur Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of the head of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the end of the Late Cretaceous
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Artwork of the dinosaur Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of extinct animal Lystrosaurus
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Artwork of Giganotosaurus
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Artwork of the head of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of the head of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of the head of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million
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Artwork of the dinosaur Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of extinct animal Lystrosaurus
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Artwork of the extinct Lystrosaurus (shovel lizard) This animal is not a dinosaur but lived much earlier during the Late Permian and Early Triass
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Artwork of the dinosaur Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of Tyrannosaurus Pair
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Artwork of the dinosaur Struthiomimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now North America towards end of the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of a pair of Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million ye
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Artwork of the head of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the end of the Late Cretaceous
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Artwork of Giganotosaurus
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Artwork depicting Lystrosaurus seen against the backdrop of the Permian extinction or Great Dying This was the most devastating extinction in Earth
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Artwork of Giganotosaurus
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Artwork of Tyrannosaurus with Prey
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Artwork of the extinct Lystrosaurus (shovel lizard) This animal is not a dinosaur but lived much earlier during the Late Permian and Early Triass
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Artwork of the head of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period
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Artwork of Tyrannosaurus with Prey
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Artwork of the theropod dinosaur Giganotosaurus carolinii This apex predator lived in what is now Argentina in the Late Cretaceous period some 97 mi
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Artwork of Giganotosaurus
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Artwork of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million
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Artwork of dinosaur Gallimimus
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Artwork of dinosaur Gallimimus
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Artwork of Hallucigenia sparsa This bizarre creature - of which three species are known - lived in the Cambrian seas around 500 million years ago It
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Artwork of Nyasasaurus parringtoni (Lake Nyasa lizard) This animal from Tanzania lived around 234 million years ago during the middle of the Tria
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Artwork of Hallucigenia sparsa This bizarre creature - of which three species are known - lived in the Cambrian seas around 500 million years ago It
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Artwork of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million
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Artwork of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million
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Artwork of a pair of Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million ye
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Artwork of Nyasasaurus parringtoni
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Artwork of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million
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Artwork of the dinosaur Gallimimus This extinct ostrich-like animal lived in what is now Mongolia towards the Late Cretaceous period some 70 million
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Artwork of Allosaurus
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Artwork of Tyrannosaurus
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Artwork of allosaurus and stegosaurus
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This scene shows an example of the very earliest animals on the ocean floor 635 to 542 millions of year ago This was the so-called Ediacaran Period
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Artwork of a herd of titanosaurs and some dromaeosaurids The titanosaurs were a diverse group of sauropod (long-tailed long-necked) dinosaurs that l
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This scene shows an example of the very earliest animals on the ocean floor 635 to 542 millions of year ago This was the so-called Ediacaran Period
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This scene shows an example of the very earliest animals on the ocean floor 635 to 542 millions of year ago This was the so-called Ediacaran Period
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Illustration of animals that existed during the Ediacaran period (around 635 to 542 million years ago) This period at the end of the Proterozoic era
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This scene shows an example of the very earliest animals on the ocean floor 635 to 542 millions of year ago This was the so-called Ediacaran Period
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Artwork of a pair of tyrannosaurus
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Artwork of shastasaurus ichthyiosaurs
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Artwork of the early mammal-like reptile dimetrodon Frequently mistaken for a dinosaur this animal was a synapsid and died out 40 million years be
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Artwork of the early mammal-like reptile dimetrodon Frequently mistaken for a dinosaur this animal was a synapsid and died out 40 million years be
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Artwork of the early mammal-like reptile dimetrodon Frequently mistaken for a dinosaur this animal was a synapsid and died out 40 million years be
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Artwork of the Cretaceous dinosaur dineobellator whose remains have been found in North America This animal was around 25 to 3 metres in length we
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Tiktaalik is a very early fish that lived 375 million years ago during the Late Devonian Period Although classed as a fish Tiktaalik is unusual in h
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Artwork of the Cretaceous dinosaur dineobellator whose remains have been found in North America This animal was around 25 to 3 metres in length we
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Artwork of the Cretaceous dinosaur dineobellator whose remains have been found in North America This animal was around 25 to 3 metres in length we
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Illustration of the early mammal-like reptile dimetrodon at the shore of a body of water Frequently mistaken for a dinosaur this animal was a synaps
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Artwork of the Cretaceous dinosaur dineobellator whose remains have been found in North America This animal was around 25 to 3 metres in length we
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Illustration of an ichthyosaur hunting ammonites Ichthyosaurs such as ichthyosaurus shastasaurus and ophthalmosaurus were among the earliest marin
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Alosaurus attacking stegosaurus
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Ordovician mass extinction illustration During the Ordovicianilurian extinction event also known as the Late Ordovician mass extinction (LOME) ar
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Kentrosaurus dinosaurs illustration These dinosaurs lived 163 to 145 million years ago during the Late Jurassic Period in what is now Tanzania Th
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Feathered Neanderthal museum display
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