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In some cases hundreds of stones

There are several species of teeth in the kit

which it would have crushed with its tooth plates

Andiva and Ovatoscutum

Seymouria, amphibian skeleton Tyrannosaurus Rex In some cases hundreds ofSeymouria (pronounced see MORE ee ah) is named after Seymour, Texas where it was first found. It was an amphibian from the early Permian period. It was about 2 feet (60 cm) long. It had a strong backbone, four short, sturdy legs, and a short tail, Unlike other amphibians, Seymouria had relatively shorter jaws, ears marked by a notch, and the skull had fewer bones. Its long bones feet and digits were almost like that of a reptile. Seymouria laid its