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 Post subject: Argentina's dinosaurs just keep getting bigger
PostPosted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 5:00 am 
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http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/story?id=1851725

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PostPosted: Fri Apr 21, 2006 10:20 am 
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Pffft, T-Rex fears no Mapusaurus.

I love how they keep finding new stuff.


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Radagast wrote:
Pffft, T-Rex fears no Mapusaurus.

I love how they keep finding new stuff.


Makes you think, maybe God is fucking with our heads...

Nahh, couldn't be.


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Man, this monster could shit the size of a house. Kewl.


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You know, this is a bit out of the topic, but Wanky, what do you think of that theory that dromaeosaurs are more like birds then dinosaurs? I mean, all the recent fossil founds from China for example, lots of feathered fuckers found from there.


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Skartasis wrote:
You know, this is a bit out of the topic, but Wanky, what do you think of that theory that dromaeosaurs are more like birds then dinosaurs? I mean, all the recent fossil founds from China for example, lots of feathered fuckers found from there.


Well, it's pretty much spot on to say that birds are a minor offshoot of dromaeosaurs, so technically speaking birds are dinosaurs and dinosurs are birds. Fully developed birds appeared around the mid Jurassic, so they've been around for quite some time.

Observe;
This ugly customer is a Hoatzin from South America
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And this is a Hoatzin chick complete with fingers. The fingers are used to scramble around the branches until the bird can fly, then they disappear at a certain age.
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This is a picture of a Hoatzin chick hand structure.
http://www.dinosauria.com/pics/buckna/hand2.gif


And this is a dromaeosaur hand.
[/img]http://www.dinosauria.com/pics/buckna/hand4.gif


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Sir Wanksalot wrote:
This is a picture of a Hoatzin chick hand structure.
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And this is a dromaeosaur hand.
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Fixed. 8)


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make a new movie: Argentina Park! where the giant dino's run free!

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I bet these lizards used to play some awesome football.


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Kathaarian wrote:
I bet these lizards used to play some awesome football.


Yep... the Maradonasaurus Rex for sure... And Messisaurus, Rikelmesaurus or Tevesaurus are good exemplars too :)


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