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... feet ( 0.7 to 2.4 m ) in length and had bird- like feet . The carnosaurs tended to reach a larger size . Among the best - known types was Tyrannosaurus , which had a huge skull with many sharp teeth that were highly effective biting and ...
... feet ( 0.7 to 2.4 m ) in length and had bird- like feet . The carnosaurs tended to reach a larger size . Among the best - known types was Tyrannosaurus , which had a huge skull with many sharp teeth that were highly effective biting and ...
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... FEET , in verse , the smallest metri- cal unit of measurement . The prevailing kind and number of feet , revealed by scansion , determines the metre of a poem . In classical ( or quantitative ) verse , a foot , or metron , is a ...
... FEET , in verse , the smallest metri- cal unit of measurement . The prevailing kind and number of feet , revealed by scansion , determines the metre of a poem . In classical ( or quantitative ) verse , a foot , or metron , is a ...
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... feet orange feet and shanks , erect body colour is khaki and bronze long , low , white body , orange feet yellow skin , orange shanks and feet white feathers , light orange feet and legs dark brown feathers , white bars on wings long ...
... feet orange feet and shanks , erect body colour is khaki and bronze long , low , white body , orange feet yellow skin , orange shanks and feet white feathers , light orange feet and legs dark brown feathers , white bars on wings long ...
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