This dangerous carnivore weighed several tons and could be up to 17 metres long! The Spinosaurus had many sharp, straight teeth in a crocodile-like mouth. His meals usually consisted of other dinosaurs or fish. The smartly designed sail on his back fulfilled several functions.
It probably helped the cold-blooded dinosaurs to vital temperature regulation by collecting or distributing heat. It also served to impress potential mating partners. - Scientific Name : Spinosaurus - Conservation Status : extinct This part is cataloged in the Federal Logistics Information System (FLIS) under NSN 5133-00-113-4846, indicating validated use in U.S.
government and defense logistics supply chains.
| material | STEEL OVERALL |
| body_style | BUSHING MOUNT |
| body_width | 0.656 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| point_type | SPLIT |
| body_length | 1.125 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| point_angle | 135.0 DEGREES NOMINAL |
| shank_style | STRAIGHT ROUND |
| flute_length | 3.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| overall_width | 0.656 INCHES MAXIMUM IN |
| actuator_style | ROUND |
| bushing_length | 0.469 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| flute_quantity | 2 |
| NSN | 5133-00-113-4846 |
| SHANK STYLE | STRAIGHT ROUND |
| SHANK DIAMETER | 0.359 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| POINT ANGLE | 135.0 DEGREES NOMINAL |
| SPECIAL FEATURES | JOBBERS LG; FRACTIONAL SIZE 23/64 |
| FLUTE LENGTH | 3.500 INCHES NOMINAL IN |
| CUTTING END STYLE | GENERAL PURPOSE |
| NOMINAL CUTTING DIAMETER | 0.3594 INCHES IN |
| MATERIAL | STEEL OVERALL |
| CUTTING ROTATION DIRECTION | RIGHT-HAND |
| NONDEFINITIVE SPEC/STD DATA | B TYPE |