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| Just how did dinosaurs walk? |
| Monday, April 24, 2006 |
Humanity's fascination with theropod dinosaurs continues with scientists trying to model how huge theropods like tyrannosaurus rex would've walked. Here's a study, courtesy New York Times.
This is one reason why palaeontolgy is so goddamned fasciating - the ceasless speculations. On a related note, Darren Nash, a vertebrate palaeontologist put forward a speculation that azhdarchids, that includes giants like the Quetzalcoatlus were actually giant storks.
Well, I don't subscribe to his theory, the reasons for which will be explained in a subsequent post.
For now, enjoy the images :) |
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