DINOSAURS
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Whales
200
Although its name suggests that it had 5 of these, the Pentaceratops had just 3; 2 were merely enlarged cheekbones
horns
200
The Monkees took the "Last" one "To Clarksville"; Gladys Knight caught the "Midnight" one "To Georgia"
Train
200
Newcastle upon Tyne is a British city; a posh suburb of Paris is called Neuilly-sur-this river
the Seine
200
Jean-Pierre Rampal was best known for his virtuosity with this instrument
the flute
200
Miss Minutes has the task of explaining the multiverse to this Marvel antihero who meets, let's say, unexpected variants of himself
a Loki
200
Like bats, some whales use this natural sonar to hunt, communicate & navigate
echolocation
400
Scientists believe that dinosaurs lived through 3 geologic periods: Triassic, Jurassic, then this next one
Cretaceous
400
Here's a traffic update from this icon: "The highway's jammed with broken heroes on a last chance power drive"
Bruce Springsteen
400
Our efforts at a SUBURB"IA" category fizzled out after Livonia, Michigan & Arcadia, New South Wales, a suburb of this city
Sydney
400
The first music for this reed instrument now usually tuned in B flat appeared in Amsterdam in the early 1700s
the clarinet
400
Take a fly-through of "Star Wars" vehicles like this iconic ship. "You're all clear, kid!"; now let's respond correctly and go home
the Millennium Falcon
400
Whales are classified as either toothed or these, named for the bony filters in their mouths
baleen
600
The name Psittacosaurus means this type of lizard; it had a strong beak like that on this present-day bird
a parrot
600
This 3-word refrain is the title of the Carter family tune remade as that "Cups" song--"& I'm leaving tomorrow, what do you say"
"When I'm Gone"
600
Stewart Hartshorn made a fortune in window shade rollers & gave his S.H. initials to this wealthy New Jersey suburb
Short Hills, New Jersey
600
This instrument of the cult of Apollo lent its name to the type of poetry it accompanied
lyre
600
Pixar's "Dug Days" is set in the backyard of the pooch introduced in this 2009 film
Up
600
This extremely vocal white whale of the Arctic Ocean is nicknamed the "canary of the sea"
the beluga
800
High levels of this metal, at. #77, in rocks near dinosaur fossils led to the asteroid theory of their demise
iridium
800
Marc Cohn began this hit with "Put on my blue suede shoes & I boarded the plane / Touched down in the land of the Delta Blues"
"Walking In Memphis"
800
Leon Trotsky's ashes are buried at his home, now a museum, in Coyoacán, a suburb of this capital
Mexico City
800
The horn seen at Kansas City's American Jazz Museum belonged to this '40s & '50s musician who grew up in Kansas City
Charlie Parker
800
It's Hanks for the memory, but Josh Peck is now the first half of the title in this show, a reboot of a 1989 detective film
Turner & Hooch
800
As well as a type of flatworm, it's something much larger, either of the flat lobes of a whale's tail
the flukes
1000
Similar to an Apatosaurus, this 52'-tall herbivore whose name means "arm lizard" had longer forelegs than hindlegs
Brachiosaurus
1000
Though he sang, "Climb on the back & we'll go for a ride in the sky" in his 1974 hit "Jet", the song was named for his dog, Jet
Paul McCartney
1000
Shostakovich titled an opera "Moscow, Cheryomushki", a suburb where in 1958 this leader began an experiment in prefab apartments
Khrushchev
1000
"Sweet" name for the folk instrument heard here, or perhaps up in the Appalachian Mountains
the dulcimer
1000
A hidden underground cave below Chichen Itza is a legend of this people; a "National Geographic" documentary digs up the "Buried Truth"
the Mayans
1000
The blue whale is the largest, but this species, known for its enormous head, has the largest brain
the sperm whale