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  1. Audio:QS120801.AIF
  2. C-box:This Jurassic giant propped itself up on its tail to nibble on 50-foot-high (15-m) treetops.
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  9. Correct:Diplodocus*QS120802.AIF*
  10. Wrong 1:Allosaurus
  11. Wrong 2:Tyrannosaurus
  12. Wrong 3:Stenonychosaurus
  13. Wrong 4:Spinosaurus
  14. Wrong 5:Hadrosaurus
  15. Wrong 6:Megalosaurus
  16. Wrong 7:Deinonychus
  17. Wrong 8:Stegosaurus
  18. GeoByte1:A tiny kitten-sized brain controlled Diplodocus, one of the earth's largest creatures!
  19. GeoByte2:When bothered by enemies, Diplodocus would use its 45-foot-long (13.7-m) tail to whip them into shape.
  20. GeoByte3:The double-beamed bones of its tail were the source of this gigantic dinosaur's name.
  21. GeoByte4:Because millionaire Andrew Carnegie paid for many of the Diplodocus fossil hunts, one species was named ^Diplodocus carnegiei^.
  22. GeoByte5:Because of its great length and long tail, Diplodocus had a second brainlike nerve center between its legs to control its back end.
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  28. First Pict Cast:["SQ120110.PIC", "SQ120210.PIC", "SQ120310.PIC", "SQ120410.PIC", "SQ120510.PIC", "SQ120610.PIC", "SQ120710.PIC", "SQ120810.PIC", "SQ120910.PIC", "SQ121010.PIC", "SQ121110.PIC", "SQ121210.PIC", "SQ121310.PIC", "SQ121410.PIC", "SQ121510.PIC", "SQ121610.PIC", "SQ121710.PIC", "SQ121810.PIC", "SQ121910.PIC", "SQ122010.PIC"]*
  29. VideoReward:SP120850.MOV
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  34. Glossary Start
  35. Glossary End