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Answer: Balance
Why: With at least 40 tail vertebrae, it counterweighted the huge head and also anchored the caudofemoralis, the leg muscle that powered each stride.
Answer: Tyrant lizard king
Why: The name fuses Greek tyrannos and sauros with Latin rex; the thunder lizard label belongs to Brontosaurus, named by Marsh in 1879.
Answer: 1,700 pounds
Why: Gregory Erickson's 2004 bone ring study clocked the peak at 767 kg a year, sustained for only about four adolescent years before growth flattened.
Answer: Mineral replacement
Why: Water seeping through rock deposits minerals like silica and calcite into bone pores, preserving their shape.
Answer: Theropoda
Why: Theropoda is the meat-eating branch of the lizard-hipped dinosaurs and runs from crow-sized Microraptor to T. rex; its sister branch holds the long-necked plant eaters.
Answer: $31.8 million
Why: Christie's sold Stan on 6 October 2020 for exactly $31,847,500 with fees; the buyer was Abu Dhabi, where the skeleton now anchors a new museum.