Speaking of Great Minds! Pachycephalosaurs (Bone-
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Speaking of Great Minds!
Pachycephalosaurs (Bone-Headed Dinosaurs)
Dracorex
Twenty million years before the dinosaurs went extinct, a strange new breed evolved: small- to medium-sized, two-legged herbivores possessing unusually thick skulls. It's believed that pachycephalosaurs like Stegoceras and Colepiocephale (Greek for "knucklehead"
used their thick noggins to battle each other for dominance in the herd, although it's possible their enlarged skulls also came in handy for butting the flanks of curious predators.
Pachycephalosaurs (Bone-Headed Dinosaurs)
Dracorex
Twenty million years before the dinosaurs went extinct, a strange new breed evolved: small- to medium-sized, two-legged herbivores possessing unusually thick skulls. It's believed that pachycephalosaurs like Stegoceras and Colepiocephale (Greek for "knucklehead"
used their thick noggins to battle each other for dominance in the herd, although it's possible their enlarged skulls also came in handy for butting the flanks of curious predators. 
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