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The Blackwood Flats were lowlands spreading south of Sauropolis. Visitors to this region are the prey of biting insects, poisonous snakes, and carnivorous saurians, including the tiger-striped Allosaurus, which nests here, and the Red-Faced Tyrannosaur, a scavenger. A careful explorer might be able to survive with good camouflage and a light step. [1] Arthur Denison and Bix passed through Blackwood Flats on their Chandaran Expedition.

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  • The Blackwood Flats were lowlands spreading south of Sauropolis. Visitors to this region are the prey of biting insects, poisonous snakes, and carnivorous saurians, including the tiger-striped Allosaurus, which nests here, and the Red-Faced Tyrannosaur, a scavenger. A careful explorer might be able to survive with good camouflage and a light step. [1] Arthur Denison and Bix passed through Blackwood Flats on their Chandaran Expedition.
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  • The Blackwood Flats were lowlands spreading south of Sauropolis. Visitors to this region are the prey of biting insects, poisonous snakes, and carnivorous saurians, including the tiger-striped Allosaurus, which nests here, and the Red-Faced Tyrannosaur, a scavenger. A careful explorer might be able to survive with good camouflage and a light step. [1] Arthur Denison and Bix passed through Blackwood Flats on their Chandaran Expedition.
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