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Introduction to Dinosaurs - Tuesday, 1st Period
Cutter was rather subdued as he started class that week, he was rather glad that he’d gotten a head start on lesson plans during the break week because the last thing he had felt like doing after the weekend was working on class.
“Welcome back,” he said softly, “this week we’re going to be looking at the Inostrancevia , the Inostrancevia was a carnivorous therapsid that lived in the late Permian period,” he explained, “they lived in Eurasia and the fossils were first discovered in the Arkhangelsk Oblast in Russia in the late nineteenth century,” he gave a small smile and nodded at Connor to continue the lecture.
Connor gave a small known nod and then turned to face the class as he spoke. He had feelings about this particular creature considering a past run-in during an anomaly incursion. But he tried to push that down and just focus on the class.
“Despite this appearance, Inostrancevia was not a dinosaur but rather a class of mammal-like reptiles that lived before most of the known dino species came into existence. Inostrancevia was approximately 10 feet long and weighed around 1,000 pounds. That made it about the size of an American alligator but almost twice its weight. It had a large skull which had large canines that could get as large as 5.9 inches (or about 15 cm). It was a successful hunter but was not successful enough to survive past the “Great Dying” extension event in the early Jurrasic.” Connor gave a small nod to Cutter as he finished up his part of the lecture
“So for the rest of the class I would like you to work on your worksheets,” Cutter nodded, “and as always if you need help myself and Mr. Temple will be available to answer any questions you may have,”
“Welcome back,” he said softly, “this week we’re going to be looking at the Inostrancevia , the Inostrancevia was a carnivorous therapsid that lived in the late Permian period,” he explained, “they lived in Eurasia and the fossils were first discovered in the Arkhangelsk Oblast in Russia in the late nineteenth century,” he gave a small smile and nodded at Connor to continue the lecture.
Connor gave a small known nod and then turned to face the class as he spoke. He had feelings about this particular creature considering a past run-in during an anomaly incursion. But he tried to push that down and just focus on the class.
“Despite this appearance, Inostrancevia was not a dinosaur but rather a class of mammal-like reptiles that lived before most of the known dino species came into existence. Inostrancevia was approximately 10 feet long and weighed around 1,000 pounds. That made it about the size of an American alligator but almost twice its weight. It had a large skull which had large canines that could get as large as 5.9 inches (or about 15 cm). It was a successful hunter but was not successful enough to survive past the “Great Dying” extension event in the early Jurrasic.” Connor gave a small nod to Cutter as he finished up his part of the lecture
“So for the rest of the class I would like you to work on your worksheets,” Cutter nodded, “and as always if you need help myself and Mr. Temple will be available to answer any questions you may have,”
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