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Reproduction Nesting behavior Circular nests in a rookery Footprints and adult bones present possible parental care Dinosaur behavior Reproduction Nesting behavior Circular nests in a rookery ID: 558155

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Slide1

Dinosaur behavior

Reproduction

Nesting behavior

Circular nests in a rookery

Footprints and adult bones present, possible parental

careSlide2

Dinosaur behavior

Reproduction

Nesting behavior

Circular nests in a rookery

Footprints and adult bones present, possible parental

care

Hunting and defensive behavior

Large

theropods

hunted in groups

Horns and armor show defensive

behavior

Ceratopsian

bone beds suggest herding behaviorSlide3

Triceratops behaviorSlide4

Ankylosaur’s

tail clubSlide5

Fighting teensSlide6

Alligator bitesSlide7

Group behavior

Display structures

Crests suggest communications

Sexual dimorphism

Changes in juveniles suggest changing behaviors

Mass death assemblages suggest motion groups

Multiple

trackways

suggest herdingSlide8

Group behavior

Display structures

Crests suggest communications

Sexual dimorphism

Changes in juveniles suggest changing behaviors

Mass death assemblages suggest motion groups

Multiple

trackways

suggest herding