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pachycephalosaurus

noun (Pachycephalosaurus, pachycephalosauruses)

«pachycephalosaurus» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Pachycephalosaurus was a plant-eating dinosaur with a very thick, dome-shaped skull, which lived in North America about 66 million years ago. tree →

In the lessons

Met in science and dinosaur books; its name means «thick-headed lizard». Scientists argue about whether it head-butted others.

Examples

  • Pachycephalosaurus had a skull 25 centimetres thick. tree →
  • Its name means «thick-headed lizard». tree →
  • Pachycephalosaurus walked on two legs. tree →
  • It lived at the same time as T. rex. tree →
  • Some scientists think Pachycephalosaurus butted heads like goats. tree →
  • Its dome was ringed with bony knobs. tree →

Note

Say «PAK-ee-SEF-uh-low-SAW-rus». Name of a dinosaur, often written with a capital P. Whether it head-butted is still argued; do not state it as fact.

On Mova

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