A prehistoric baby dinosaur in full body pose, suitable for various design applications.
A prehistoric baby dinosaur in full body pose, suitable for various design applications. Close-up illustration of a baby dinosaur, featuring prehistoric details and vector design elements. A prehistoric baby dinosaur standing on its hind legs with a curious expression. An illustration of a small to medium-sized dinosaur in a neutral pose, suitable for editing or customization.
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To export a PDF as an SVG file in Adobe Illustrator, go to File > Export and select "SVG" from the dropdown menu. Note that some software may have different steps.

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