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    The document provides instructions for making a T. rex mask and includes some key facts about Tyrannosaurus rex anatomy. Specifically, it notes that T. rex skulls were wide at the back with a narrow snout, their eyes faced forward allowing for good binocular vision as a predator, and their skull bones were massive but light and strong due to a honeycomb structure containing tiny air spaces. It also mentions T. rex had the most powerful bite of any land animal.

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    Di no di no dino

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    nal 4

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    The document provides instructions for making a T. rex mask and includes some key facts about Tyrannosaurus rex anatomy. Specifically, it notes that T. rex skulls were wide at the back with a narrow snout, their eyes faced forward allowing for good binocular vision as a predator, and their skull bones were massive but light and strong due to a honeycomb structure containing tiny air spaces. It also mentions T. rex had the most powerful bite of any land animal.

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    Nal 4

    Uploaded by

    Rene Veliz
    The document provides instructions for making a T. rex mask and includes some key facts about Tyrannosaurus rex anatomy. Specifically, it notes that T. rex skulls were wide at the back with a narrow snout, their eyes faced forward allowing for good binocular vision as a predator, and their skull bones were massive but light and strong due to a honeycomb structure containing tiny air spaces. It also mentions T. rex had the most powerful bite of any land animal.

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    • Tyrannosaurus rex
    skulls are wide at the rear
    with a narrow snout
    • T. rexeyes faced forward. Good binocular vision
    is important for a predator!
    • T. rexskull bones are massive, but had a
    ‘honeycomb’ of tiny air spaces, meaning the
    bones were light but strong
    • Like other members of the Tyrannosauridae
    family,T. rexhad an incredibly powerful bite –
    the strongest bite of any land animal that ever lived

    Left hand side

    Key
    Cutting line
    Fold/score
    3mm hole punch
    Right hand side
    Lower jaw

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