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Because today it's cold and 200 MYA it was not cold

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200MYA it was a lot more ice

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nope

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I think it was not as cold and a different landscape.

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I think it was not as cold and a different landscape.

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I think it looked different.

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I think they know because when they put the bones together and put their DNA  in the computer they know if it was feathers, scales or skin. 

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I think they know because when they put the bones together and put their DNA  in the computer they know if it was feathers, scales or skin. 

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No

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I believe that in Antarctica in 200 mya it was filled with animals and forest like because something had to be there!?

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i think it was just flat land in 200 mya.

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i think it was just flat land in 200 mya.

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I think it was like a desert.

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It would most likely be as green as a rain forest because all continents were once one big one and they all share the same climate.

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It would most likely be as green as a rain forest because all continents were once one big one and they all share the same climate.

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I also think it looked green from space because there was more vegetation and lot of plants because it wasn't as cold as today.

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i think they can reconstruct what extinct animal look like because scientists can look at the fossils

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i think they can reconstruct what extinct animal look like because scientists can look at the fossils

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They look how their bones are and check how old they are and say if they are prey or predato

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I think they might of found food near them

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I think they might of found food near them

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I think they knew because they put the animals bones together to see how they looked.

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I think they knew because they put the animals bones together to see how they looked.

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I think they new because how their bones were.

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I think they new because how their bones were.

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The use elmer's super glue and glue the bone together when they think they put it together right.

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The use elmer's super glue and glue the bone together when they think they put it together right.

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I think they put the fossils together

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I think they looked at there fossils and examined their DNA to see their traits like what Zayah said scales feathers or fur

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I think they looked at there fossils and examined their DNA to see their traits like what Zayah said scales feathers or fur

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what existed in their time and their teeth

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The scientists reconstruct animals and know what they looked like from how the bones fit and moved and they did a theory what the skin would be.

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no

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If they have another animal in their stomach.

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They find out what was in the area at that time. Or something...

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They find out what was in the area at that time. Or something...

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I think they might know  because what kind of food was there in their time.

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I think they might know  because what kind of food was there in their time.

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I think it was a green, but still cold area

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I think it was a green, but still cold area

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I think it was all green and had a lot of vegetation

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I think it had grass

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I think Antarctica was like 200 MYA warmer and not icy.

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I think they could've seen what                 

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I think they could've seen what                 

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other bones are inside of the predator animal that died.

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Scientists know because they study the types of animals and plants that lived in the area?

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maybe they can check in the fossils or something 

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maybe they can check in the fossils or something 

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They look the direction their knees are and measure their foot size.

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They might know  because of how there bones are shaped like if they have wings to fly

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They might know  because of how there bones are shaped like if they have wings to fly

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Scientist reconstruct extinct animals by finding bones and DNA that match.

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i thinkthey put together the bones then they make a sketch it with skin and ect.....

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Maybe they found there teeth and these are sharp and assumed that they ate meat.

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I think they understand what extinct animals ate by looking at their teeth and putting them together.

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They understand because they put their bones together to see how they would move.

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scientist understand what extinct animals ate by their teeth and if they were strong or not

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I think they understand by looking at their legs after they have been put together.

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They put their pieces together and make a theory about were they need to go.

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They put their pieces together and make a theory about were they need to go.

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no

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they probably just super glued the bones together

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scientist understand how extinct animals moved by their bone structure

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cold and more iceee

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i think they put the the bones together the bset they can and than sketch it

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i think they put the the bones together the bset they can and than sketch it

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Maybe where they found them because if you find a fossil in Asia you should not think they lived in the bottom of the ocean

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found out what they eat by their teeth

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they put their bones together to see how they move

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by there fossils and bones

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no

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I would think antarctica was 200 MYA warmer but not icy