rex compared to their skull size and can still fit them under a set of scaly lips, Cullen said. The scientists also found clues in the pattern of wear and tear on tooth surfaces. For a creature like a crocodile, whose teeth stick out of its mouth, the exposed part gets worn down ...
Using a combination of imaging, anatomy, and engineering analysis, the team observed how the roof of the mouth of theT. rexreacted to the stresses and strains from chewing by applying models of how two present day relatives ofT. rex— a gecko and a parrot — chew to ...
Paleontologists can tell thatT rex’s jaw muscles were extremely powerful from the way they were fixed to its skull. The skull and jaws too were built for strength.T. rexwould have been able to crush bones–even the thick leg bones of other dinosaurs. As always, clues as toT Rex’s a...
and Dr. Evan Saitta, from theUniversity of Chicago(USA) re-analyzed the fossils, looking at growth rings, the anatomy ofNanotyrannus, and a previously unrecognized fossil of a youngT. rex.
The Cretaceous predator, Meraxes gigas, hints that giant carnivores may have had more uses for their comically small forelimbs than previously thought.
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dying out along with 75 percent of life on earth . analysis revealed that this particular t. rex lived about 66.5 million years ago. the tyrannosaurus rex skull being prepared in the lab. david burnham whether it’s actually a t. rex or not is subject to some debate, though, as some ...
Other methods, van Bijlert said, mainly focus on calculations based on the legs and hips. They certainly play a crucial role in estimations, but calculations based only on these parts of dino anatomy may lead to inaccurateresults. That’s because T. rex and many other dinosaurs had unique ta...
Also, the skull shares unique derived characters with mature specimens of Tyrannosaurus rex, suggesting that the specimen is a young T. rex and not a ... Thomas D. Carr - 《Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology》 被引量: 484发表: 0年 In-vitro Antibacterial Activity of Anogeissus leiocarpus Dc...
The cranial anatomy of blindsnakes has been markedly understudied, with the small size and relative rarity of encountering these subterranean reptiles being significant limiting factors. In this article, we re﹙isit the skull anatomy of the Australian southern blind snake Anilios australis Gray, 1845...