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rex

[reks, reks] / rɛks, rɛks /


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He had shorter arms, like a kangaroo, but not as tiny as a T. rex.

From Literature

“That’s not a gator, it’s a Tyrannosaurus rex!”

From Literature

The video quickly went viral and landed Martinez, who is among the field of candidates challenging Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson in his bid for reelection, in hot water.

From Los Angeles Times

About 70 million years later, during the time of Tyrannosaurus Rex, fewer sauropods were available as easy prey.

From Science Daily

This change may have driven the evolution of traits such as stronger bite force, larger body size, and improved vision, enabling T. Rex to hunt larger and more dangerous animals like Triceratops, which were armed with three large horns.

From Science Daily