1. Encyclopedia Britannica Intermediate - Megalosaurus
   Around 1815 the fossil bones of some large animals were discovered in Stonesfield quarries near Oxford. The bones were acquired by William Buckland, one of which was a large jawbone with teeth in place.
   http: //dinohunters.com/History/Megalosaurus.ht...
   
   
2. Megalosaurus
   Megalosaurus was a large meat-eating dinosaur of the Jurassic period
   http: //academickids.com/encyclopedia/index.php/Meg...
   
   
3. Megalosaurus Dinosaur Tooth
   This is a tooth from the dinosaur Megalosaurus bucklandi from the Middle Cretaceous Bathonian Stage deposits of the Taynton Stone, Oxfordshire, United Kigdom
   http: //fossilmuseum.net/DinosaurFossils/Megalo...
   
   
4. Megalosaurus
   This was the very first dinosaur to be named. It was identified in 1824 and called "big lizard" ...
   http: //library.thinkquest.org/26615/megalosauruste...
   
   
5. Megalosaurus- Enchanted Learning Software
   Megalosaurus was an efficent predator, a Carnosaur with long, serrated teeth and slashing claws on its small arms. Zoom Dinosaurs is by Enchanted Learning Software.
   http: //enchantedlearning.com/subjects/dinosaur...
   
   
6. Image -- The Dinosauricon
   
   http: //dinosauricon.com/images/megalosaurus-ms.htm...
   
   
7. The Natural History Museum's Dino Directory - Megalosaurus
   Short description of the Megalosaurus.
   http: //internt.nhm.ac.uk/jdsml/nature-online/dino-...
   
   
8. Megalosaurus
   Megalosaurus means 'Great Lizard' and this dinosaur was a large meat-eating theorpod that roamed South England, France and Portugal, during the middle Jurassic period, nearly 170 million years ago
   http: //itsdinosaurs.com/11-megalosaurus.html
   
   
9. Megalosaurus
   The dinosaurs were a family of reptiles which lived on the earth millions of years ago. About 400 types of dinosaur have been identified. Dinosaurs ranged in size from about as big as a pigeon to twice the height of a giraffe
   http: //probertencyclopaedia.com/cgi-bin/res.pl...
   
   

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