Deinonychus - The Montana Dinosaur Trail

Name: Deinonychus Type (Class): Dromaeosaur (“raptor”) Adult Length: ~ 10 feet Adult Weight: ~ 200 pounds Lived in: Montana, Utah, Oklahoma, Wyoming Alive During: Early Cretaceous Period Food Source: Carnivore (meat-eater) Fun Fact: The discovery of fossils of Deinonychus in Montana in the 1960’s revealed that dinosaurs were much more bird-like and active than previously

Deinonychus - Dinosaur Park

Museum of the Rockies Montana Dinosaur Trail

Aerohaveno: Driving with Dinosaurs in Montana, USA

Rex marks the spot

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Deinonychus Historical Marker

New Haven, Connecticut: n.p., July 1969. First edition, very rare, of arguably the single most important work on dinosaurs, by “the most influential

Osteology of Deinonychus antirrhopus, an Unusual Therapod from the Lower Cretaceous of Montana. Bulletin 30. Peabody Museum of Natural History, Yale

Deinonychus - 2020 Wild Safari

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