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Published: 2009-04-07 06:08:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 1948; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 1
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Miragaia longicollum, the recently described long-necked stegosaur from the Late Jurassic of Portugal.Related content
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I am the member of the forum hardly, but I adore your work immediately!
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Nope, but I put it on wikipedia...
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Guessing thoes plates weren't nearly as heavy as I keep thinking they are if it can have that long a neck and still have them?
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Yeah, a stegosaur that dreamt to be a sauropod...
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Cool Miragaia. Aren't the thagomizer spines a bit too vertical, though?
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Ah? Well the thagomizer is not known for this species but looking at Stegosaurus it is probably too vertical, yes...
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Is assuming all stegosaur oriented their thagomizer spines the way Stegosaurus itself did reasonable? I've been asking this crap more for personal reference than to nit pick your Miragaia, btw.
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With every new discovery, Stegosaurus appears more and more to be the least conventional of all stegosaurs...
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Well done!
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