Giganotosaurus was a powerful predator in the Late Cretaceous period. It is easy to be confused with the more famous Tyrannosaurus Rex. But experts know that the bones of the Giganotosaurus were more robust and his teeth were shorter than those of its famous relatives.
He also had a small brain. Both were very dangerous animals in any case. - Scientific Name : Giganotosaurus - Conservation Status : extinct This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 1560-00-036-6445, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | PLASTIC EPOXY |
| body_width | 0.295 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_height | 0.180 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| body_length | 0.785 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| special_features | MATERIAL: GLFAB EPOXY |
| features_provided | MONOLITHIC |
| output_logic_form | COMPLEMENTARY-METAL OXIDE-SEMICONDUCTOR LOGIC |
| inclosure_material | PLASTIC |
| storage_temp_range | -65.0 TO 150.0 CELSIUS DEGC |
| operating_temp_range | +0.0 TO 70.0 CELSIUS DEGC |
| input_circuit_pattern | 7 INPUT |
| end_item_identification | C-2A GREYHOUND A |
| NSN | 1560-00-036-6445 |
| MATERIAL | PLASTIC EPOXY |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | MATERIAL: GLFAB EPOXY |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | C-2A GREYHOUND A |
| PART NAME ASSIGNED BY CONTROLLING AGENCY | SKIN |