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Let’s Take a Few To Review Let’s Take a Few To Review Dinosaur Ghosts Presentation By: Mr. Almer

animals hunted and killed for food by another animal prey Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

of or caused by a volcano volcanic Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

containing a dangerous substance; very harmful to life and health poisonous Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

examples of a group; samples specimens Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

easily broken, damaged or destroyed fragile Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

very dangerous while seeming to be safe treacherous Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

lacking energy or vigor sluggish Fragile Poisonous Prey Sluggish Specimens Treacherous Volcanic

What is learned from the section titled “Bone Studies”? *

Why was the discovery of the Coelophysis skeletons reported in news publications? * page 176

What characteristics of the Coelophysis helped it to find its prey? * page 177 & 178

Be familiar with the sequence of events leading to the discovery of the Coelophysis bones? *page

Know the author’s purpose for writing this selection.

Be familiar with all the hypotheses mentioned in the story as to why the Coelophysis died. Know why each hypothesis was found to be incorrect

What habit does the Coelophysis have in common with some modern day reptiles? *page 178

What did scientists decide was the cause of death of so many Coelophysis? Page 187

What type of graphic source could have been useful to the reader?

Good Luck on Your Test!!!