With its pencil-like teeth, this herbivore spent most of its time grazing and swallowing its food whole. Known for having a small head and an even smaller brain, it was still considered to be one of the largest land animals. At ninety feet long and over ten feet tall at the hip, this dinosaur weighed almost forty tons.
Its tail alone could reach a length of fifty feet! In terms of age, it would not have been unheard of for an Apatosaurus to celebrate his centennial. - Fun Fact : An Apatosaurus egg was approximately twelve inches wide. - Scientific Name : Apatosaurus - Conservation Status : Extinct (EX) - Primary Habitat : Grassland - Global Home : Northamerica This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5998-01-600-1126, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| phase | THREE |
| width | 3.000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| length | 7.000 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| material | STEEL CORROSION RESISTING OVERALL |
| body_style | TUBE TYPE |
| duty_cycle | INTERMITTENT |
| flow_angle | 90.0 DEGREES |
| seat_angle | 37.0 DEGREES ALL ENDS |
| corner_shape | SQUARE ALL CORNERS |
| current_type | AC |
| corner_radius | 0.375 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| hole_diameter | 0.406 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| NSN | 5998-01-600-1126 |
| PART NAME ASSIGNED BY CONTROLLING AGENCY | DMD |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | BANDWIDTH MANAGER (BWM) |
| PART NAME ASSIGNED BY CONTROLLING AGENCY | DMD |
| END ITEM IDENTIFICATION | BANDWIDTH MANAGER (BWM) |