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TrilobiteCannibal β Tyrannosaurids were semi aquatic super predators
Published: 2017-04-01 16:17:28 +0000 UTC; Views: 440; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 0
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pictured here is the new daspletosaurus species (whatever dumb name they gave it) in all it's glory.features of this reconstruction, a tightly wrapped plate of cracked keratinous skin as confirmed by the study, crocodilian scales as the obvious integument for such a horrifying aquatic beast, a serrated tongue for sawing through the flesh of prey and a small patch of feathers, who the hell cares where it goes as long as it's there
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He says in the comments sectional n of a super obvious dig at the carr et all paper
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While looking at your saw - jaw azhdarchid
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Why didn't you comment there? Why comment under an obvious parody of a dumb claims of a few scientists and dovahkiin
Also, that was a wildly speculative rendering of alanqa, based on your suggestion that it might have been something other than bumps or pseudo teeth.
I suggest reading descriptions.
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I suggest the same
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Plot twist
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I don't doubt they ate water stuff, they might have done pretty common even, weren't there a ton of rivers in hell creek
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This entire paper was a fail. Why yes, the skull of a fully terrestrial land predator with great eyesight has similarities with the skull of an amphibious archosaur from an entirely different lineage. SURELY THE TWO HAD THE EXACT SAME HEAD FUNCTIONALITY AND LOOK!!!
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Uhm dude. No.
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Just because they did overreact with the lips the rest wasn't a fail.
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It still was not very well put together
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My standpoint
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Obviously, this means they were semi aquatic predators converging on crocodiles
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Obviously. Let us set aside everything we know about tyrannosauridstyrannosaurid because of one, very poorly observed fossil.
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Can T.rex do that
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Why shouldn't it
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I'd imagine it can, I never thought of it hunting fish before.
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What do you think about this paper? I personally don't buy it.
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Yeah I don't, but only time may tell
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Yeah. I'm gonna keep on drawing my theropods with lips.
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I've seen that.
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Indeed, these revelations shine so much new light upon these amazing creatures
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Yes.
Did you hear about the study about the pelvic and shoulder anatomy of Brontosaurus? Apparently, it could not support it's weight on land, so it was aquatic!Β
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So much convergence with plesiosaurs! It explains everything!
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Yes! They were apparently sister taxa (plesiosaurs and sauropodomorphs). Explains the long necks.
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So much speculation based off of skin prints, poop and bones. Such science, much wow.
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