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scientists use what they know about
other animals to make pieces fit |
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these scientists are carefully
digging dinosaur fossils out of
the ground |
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scientists have found fossils of
dinosaur bones, footprints, teeth,
nests, and eggs |
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we know because we have found
fossils in rocks all over the world |
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scientists have found fossils of
dinosaur bones, footprints, teeth,
nests, and eggs |
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scientists use what they know about
other animals to make pieces fit |
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some pieces of the skeleton might
be missing |
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at the museum, scientists will study
the fossils |
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scientists use what they know about
other animals to make pieces fit |
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they try to fit bone fossils
together to make a skeleton |
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how do we know dinosaurs lived
on Earth |
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how do we know dinosaurs lived
on Earth |
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scientists learn about dinosaur
babies from fossil nests and eggs |
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scientists have found fossils of
dinosaur bones, footprints, teeth,
nests, and eggs |
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scientists learn about dinosaur
babies from fossil nests and eggs |
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| some moved faster than humans |
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at the museum, scientists will
study the fossils |
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scientists have found fossils of
dinosaur bones, footprints, teeth,
nests, and eggs |
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at the museum, scientists will
study the fossils |
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they try to fit bone fossils together
to make a skeleton |
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scientists study fossil teeth to
learn what dinosaurs ate |
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we know because we have found
fossils in rocks all over the world |
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