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[dinosaur] Dinosaurs in textbooks

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Good day! Does any of listmembers know about examples of dinosaurs used in math 
and physics textbooks, school projects etc.? I know there are some equations 
providing a mean of figuring dinosaur speed of movement, there was also a funny 
"brachiosaurus vomit inertia" stuff and a few equations of T. rex strenght and 
speed. But are there other examples available on the internet? Not just math 
and physics, dinosaurs could be used as a subject also in biology, chemistry, 
geography, history, literature and grammar and others. Thank you very much! Tom

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