T. Rex Cutaway Encyclopedia Poster

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","visuals":"Illustrations of small feathered juvenile dinosaurs","purpose":"Fun trivia cards about feathers and close relatives"}]},"typography":"Bold dark navy blue Chinese title at the top, red ribbon subtitle, clear printed Chinese text, color-coded numbered circles, thin colored guide lines, rounded cream-colored annotation cards with subtle shadows","rendering_requirements":"Ensure clear and layered anatomical structures, including accurate internal structures, maintain color consistency and clear labels, high-resolution printable poster, no photorealistic rendering, no 3D rendering, no modern UI elements"}