Diplodocus Diplodocus longus •Diet: Plants •Name means: “double beam” •Pronounced: di-PLOD-o-kus •Length: 27 m (88 feet)

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	Diplodocus Diplodocus longus •Diet: Plants •Name means: “double beam” •Pronounced: di-PLOD-o-kus •Length: 27 m (88 feet) DocID: yRgL - View Document