Dinosaurs and lizards

DOUBRIS | 11:55 Thu 10th May 2001 | Animals & Nature

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What differentiates dinosaurs from other lizards?

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1.The pelvis is different; on lizards the legs are splayed out like alligators: dinosaurs have the legs close in. 2.The skin; on lizards always scaley & non-hairy; dinosaur sometimes hairy like Wooly Mammoths. 3.Dinosaurs have teeth, lizards do not. 4.Dinosaurs sometimes have horns/tusks, lizards do not. 5.Dinosaurs could live in colder climates, lizards cannot. 6.Size .........limitations 8.Diet; although some lizards eat fruit, they cannot eat fibrous material that the dinosaurs could cope with. 7.Somethig else,

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