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On average, a new kind of dinosaur is found every two weeks. So far, about 1,000 different kinds of dinosaurs have been discovered.

—from National Geographic Kids Ultimate Dinopedia: The Most Complete Dinosaur Reference Ever, a book by Don Lessem

Active since September 9, 2011.
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Leaders

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Rank Username WPM Accuracy Date
1. Abby (abbytrujillo) 35.27 93% 2011-11-28
2. Catherine (catherineliranzo) 34.31 86% 2011-11-28
3. Catherine (catherinegiorgetti) 33.81 94% 2012-01-25
4. Nina (ninasonnenschein) 30.19 89% 2012-01-25
5. Brie (brie165) 29.97 95% 2011-09-20
6. Skye (skyearon) 28.84 87% 2011-11-28
7. Alexa (alexawilcox) 27.70 82% 2011-09-20
8. Marissa (marissajones) 26.72 83% 2011-11-28
9. Megan (meganflannery) 19.74 87% 2011-09-09
10. Max (mvolz) 17.74 90% 2012-03-23
11. Kevin (kevinthierauf) 11.44 79% 2011-09-16
12. Abner (abnergonzalez1) 10.10 86% 2011-09-16
13. Carlos (carlosdiaz) 9.60 87% 2011-09-16
14. Kayla (kaylamontanez) 8.56 90% 2011-09-16

Universes

Universe Races Average WPM First Race
Ygnacio Valley Christian School 24 41.12 May 24, 2016
Walsh Middle School 15 23.15 September 9, 2011
Smoke Rise Prep 4 49.43 April 21, 2016