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  1. If dinosaurs evolved from birds, and some birds have throat pouches, is it possible some dinosaurs might have had throat pouches?

    #paleontology #dinosauria #ornithology

  2. If dinosaurs evolved from birds, and some birds have throat pouches, is it possible some dinosaurs might have had throat pouches?

    #paleontology #dinosauria #ornithology

  3. This is very well done, like the rest of the #Dinosauria episodes. Great #animation, impeccable #paleontology—or history of paleontology, in this case—and a story about predator-prey conflict that doesn't end the way you expect. I recommend the entire series. youtube.com/watch?v=OH57rtnKCE

    The Crystal Palace #dinosaurs don't look like anything that's ever lived on Earth, but they do look like something that could have lived. In retrospect, they're a lot more believable than the upright tail-draggers that dominated #paleoart for most of the following century! So it's good to see them brought to life, even briefly. Somewhere in the #multiverse ...

  4. This is very well done, like the rest of the #Dinosauria episodes. Great #animation, impeccable #paleontology—or history of paleontology, in this case—and a story about predator-prey conflict that doesn't end the way you expect. I recommend the entire series. youtube.com/watch?v=OH57rtnKCE

    The Crystal Palace #dinosaurs don't look like anything that's ever lived on Earth, but they do look like something that could have lived. In retrospect, they're a lot more believable than the upright tail-draggers that dominated #paleoart for most of the following century! So it's good to see them brought to life, even briefly. Somewhere in the #multiverse ...

  5. Morocco #dinosaur discovery gives clues on why they went extinct theconversation.com/morocco-di

    New #fossils of Abelisauridae (#Dinosauria: #Theropoda) from the upper #Maastrichtian of #Morocco, North Africa sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "the African dinosaur fauna hints that at low latitudes, #dinosaurs were thriving, even diversifying. If so, that means dinosaurs were cut down in their prime; burning out rather than fading away."

  6. Morocco #dinosaur discovery gives clues on why they went extinct theconversation.com/morocco-di

    New #fossils of Abelisauridae (#Dinosauria: #Theropoda) from the upper #Maastrichtian of #Morocco, North Africa sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "the African dinosaur fauna hints that at low latitudes, #dinosaurs were thriving, even diversifying. If so, that means dinosaurs were cut down in their prime; burning out rather than fading away."

  7. One of the Last Surviving Non-Avian #Dinosaurs Lived in Burrows, Had Super Senses
    sci.news/paleontology/thescelo

    #Neuroanatomy of the late #Cretaceous Thescelosaurus neglectus (Neornithischia: Thescelosauridae) reveals novel ecological specialisations within #Dinosauria nature.com/articles/s41598-023

    "#Thescelosaurus neglectus lived in what is now North America just before the end-Cretaceous mass #extinction, around 66 million years ago."

  8. One of the Last Surviving Non-Avian #Dinosaurs Lived in Burrows, Had Super Senses
    sci.news/paleontology/thescelo

    #Neuroanatomy of the late #Cretaceous Thescelosaurus neglectus (Neornithischia: Thescelosauridae) reveals novel ecological specialisations within #Dinosauria nature.com/articles/s41598-023

    "#Thescelosaurus neglectus lived in what is now North America just before the end-Cretaceous mass #extinction, around 66 million years ago."

  9. #Fossils of Two New Abelisaurid #Dinosaurs Uncovered in #Morocco sci.news/paleontology/moroccan

    New fossils of #Abelisauridae (#Dinosauria: #Theropoda) from the upper #Maastrichtian of Morocco, North Africa sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "The two new #dinosaur species lived approximately 66 million years ago and had short, bulldog snouts and very short arms. They belonged to Abelisauridae, a family of #carnivorous dinosaurs that were counterparts to the #tyrannosaurs of the northern hemisphere."

  10. #Fossils of Two New Abelisaurid #Dinosaurs Uncovered in #Morocco sci.news/paleontology/moroccan

    New fossils of #Abelisauridae (#Dinosauria: #Theropoda) from the upper #Maastrichtian of Morocco, North Africa sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    "The two new #dinosaur species lived approximately 66 million years ago and had short, bulldog snouts and very short arms. They belonged to Abelisauridae, a family of #carnivorous dinosaurs that were counterparts to the #tyrannosaurs of the northern hemisphere."

  11. #NewSpecies of #Ornithopod #Dinosaur Identified in #Spain sci.news/paleontology/oblitosa

    The largest ornithopod (#Dinosauria: #Ornithischia) from the Upper Jurassic of Europe sheds light on the evolutionary history of basal ankylopollexians academic.oup.com/zoolinnean/ad

    "The newly-discovered dinosaur species inhabited the coastal ecosystems of eastern #Iberia during the Late #Jurassic epoch, around 150 million years ago. The species grew up to 7 m in length."