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1 American Museum of Natural History Fossils found on the 4 th floor

2 Tyrannosaurus Rex

3 Coelophysis

4 Psittacosaurus

5 Dienonychus

6 Gomphotherium

7 Dimetrodon Picture in habitat

8 Mammoth (Mammuthus) Picture in habitat

9 Plesiosaurus

10 Pachycephalosaurus

11 Diatryma gigantea

12 Saber-toothed cat (Smilodon)

13 Styracosaurus Albertensis

14 Ursus Spelaeus (Cave Bear) About 30% bigger than their closest relative the Brown Bear Omnivore that ate grass, herbs, berries and occasionally small animals Lived 44-42,000 years

15 Glyptodont s

16 Lestodon

17 Hypselosaurus Priscus

18 Corythosorau s

19 Apatosaurus

20 Warren Mastodon

21 Allosaurus

22 Toxodon

23 Triceratops

24 Irish Elk

25 Stegosaurus

26 Edmontonia Rugosidens

27 Brontops

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