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crownedrose: Deinonychus antirrhopus (© crownedrose) ➛ Lived during the Cretaceous Period.➛ A member of the Dromaeosauridae family.➛ Most likely covered in feathers, but we have no skin/feather evidence currently for Deinonychus.➛ The top of its head reached a little over halfway up an average human’s body, and generally reached lengths of 11 feet.➛ As shown, it features a sickle claw on each hind foot.➛ Deinonychus is a very important dinosaur because of John Ostrom’s work with the theropod, leading to the Dinosaur Renaissance.➛ These photos were taken by me at The Field Museum in Chicago.
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crownedrose: Deinonychus antirrhopus (© crownedrose) ➛ Lived during the Cretaceous Period.➛ A member of the Dromaeosauridae family.➛ Most likely covered in feathers, but we have no skin/feather evidence currently for Deinonychus.➛ The top of its head reached a little over halfway up an average human’s body, and generally reached lengths of 11 feet.➛ As shown, it features a sickle claw on each hind foot.➛ Deinonychus is a very important dinosaur because of John Ostrom’s work with the theropod, leading to the Dinosaur Renaissance.➛ These photos were taken by me at The Field Museum in Chicago.
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crownedrose: Deinonychus antirrhopus (© crownedrose) ➛ Lived during the Cretaceous Period.➛ A member of the Dromaeosauridae family.➛ Most likely covered in feathers, but we have no skin/feather evidence currently for Deinonychus.➛ The top of its head reached a little over halfway up an average human’s body, and generally reached lengths of 11 feet.➛ As shown, it features a sickle claw on each hind foot.➛ Deinonychus is a very important dinosaur because of John Ostrom’s work with the theropod, leading to the Dinosaur Renaissance.➛ These photos were taken by me at The Field Museum in Chicago.
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crownedrose: Deinonychus antirrhopus (© crownedrose) ➛ Lived during the Cretaceous Period.➛ A member of the Dromaeosauridae family.➛ Most likely covered in feathers, but we have no skin/feather evidence currently for Deinonychus.➛ The top of its head reached a little over halfway up an average human’s body, and generally reached lengths of 11 feet.➛ As shown, it features a sickle claw on each hind foot.➛ Deinonychus is a very important dinosaur because of John Ostrom’s work with the theropod, leading to the Dinosaur Renaissance.➛ These photos were taken by me at The Field Museum in Chicago.
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crownedrose: Deinonychus antirrhopus (© crownedrose) ➛ Lived during the Cretaceous Period.➛ A member of the Dromaeosauridae family.➛ Most likely covered in feathers, but we have no skin/feather evidence currently for Deinonychus.➛ The top of its head reached a little over halfway up an average human’s body, and generally reached lengths of 11 feet.➛ As shown, it features a sickle claw on each hind foot.➛ Deinonychus is a very important dinosaur because of John Ostrom’s work with the theropod, leading to the Dinosaur Renaissance.➛ These photos were taken by me at The Field Museum in Chicago.
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Deinonychus antirrhopus (© crownedrose)

➛ Lived during the Cretaceous Period.
➛ A member of the Dromaeosauridae family.
➛ Most likely covered in feathers, but we have no skin/feather evidence currently for Deinonychus.
➛ The top of its head reached a little over halfway up an average human’s body, and generally reached lengths of 11 feet.
➛ As shown, it features a sickle claw on each hind foot.
➛ Deinonychus is a very important dinosaur because of John Ostrom’s work with the theropod, leading to the Dinosaur Renaissance.
➛ These photos were taken by me at The Field Museum in Chicago.

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