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* ScienceMarchesOn: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.
** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have either gone with ''Triceratops'', or set the piece 75 million years ago and use a tyrannosaur from that time period, such as ''Gorgosaurus'' or ''Daspletosaurus''.
** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have either gone with ''Triceratops'', or set the piece 75 million years ago and use a tyrannosaur from that time period, such as ''Gorgosaurus'' or ''Daspletosaurus''.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.
** Althoughinstead. Also, ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have either gone with ''Triceratops'', or set the piece 75 million years ago and use a tyrannosaur from that time period, such as ''Gorgosaurus'' or ''Daspletosaurus''.set.
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** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have either gone with ''Triceratops'', or set the piece 75 million years ago and use a tyrannosaur from that time period, such as ''Gorgosaurus''.
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** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have either gone with ''Triceratops'', or set the piece 75 million years ago and use a tyrannosaur from that time period, such as ''Gorgosaurus''.''Gorgosaurus'' or ''Daspletosaurus''.
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** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have gone with ''Triceratops''.
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** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have either gone with ''Triceratops''.''Triceratops'', or set the piece 75 million years ago and use a tyrannosaur from that time period, such as ''Gorgosaurus''.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.
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* ScienceMarchesOn: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.instead.
** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have gone with ''Triceratops''.
** Although ''Centrosaurus''/''Monoclonius'' did not live 65 million years ago, when the film was set. They should have gone with ''Triceratops''.
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* ScienceMarches: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.
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* ScienceMarches: ScienceMarchesOn: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.
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* ScienceMarches: ''Monoclonius'' is a dubious taxon due to its remains being indistinct from those of ''Centrosaurus''. It would be better if it was identified as ''Centrosaurus'' instead.