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www.patreon.com/YDAW - Apatosaurines decided at some point to just really reinforce their necks. Maximum strength.
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Taylor, M. P., Wedel, M. J., Naish, D., & Engh, B. (2015).
Were the necks of Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus adapted for combat?
in Mark Young (ed.), Abstracts, 63rd Symposium for Vertebrate Palaeontology and Comparative Anatomy, 71.
retrieved from: peerj.com/preprints/1347/
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This is easily one of the greatest channels on YouTube :) I love this so much.
15 | 2
I knew their necks where reinforced since the Bronto remodel in BoB but I never actually saw their necks compared to the necks of other Sauropods, now I see why brontosmash is such a big thing now! Thank you for expanding our brains!
13 | 0
This kinda thing makes me think about how horribly modified some crustations are. Like, a dinosaur is a tetrapod & definitively not bug-like at all, but this is what comes to mind.
24 | 0
I grew up with the idea that brontosaurus and apatosaurus were the same species. Watching your video made me look into it, and found out the Brontosaurus genus was reinstated years ago. It was cool learning about that.
3 | 0
So the dreadnoughtus fight scene from prehistic planet is pretty accurate?
WOOOOHOOOO
1 | 0
"Neck ribs" might be the most body horror inducing phrase I've heard in a while, so thanks for that.
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I wonder if air/blood pressure could have played a role in these "bumpersaurus-es".
Something like an echinoderm water vascular system
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Kinda reminds me of the head-swining fights giraffes get into in modern day!
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Do we see two distinct morphotypes? Cuz that would make that argument more convincing.
2 | 0
So, how did sauropod circulation work?
1 | 0
Are we getting a full brontosaurus or titanosaurus episode soon?
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Hints to whatβs coming next?
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So did dwarves like Europasaurus have a similar situation with their vertebrae. They just had their growth rate slow and stop off, so I don't know if that's any indicator of how it's relatives changed shape in vertebrae as they grew mature
2 | 0
Debates over which dinosaur had the longest neck, but which one was the largest by volume?
1 | 2
Your my fav dino
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Where's the full video at?
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β€β€ dingosaurs
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Would this mean that the windpipe/digestive track/arteries would have run up in between the cervical neck ribs?
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So, an inflatable dinosaur?
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@AlmightyThagomizer
9 months ago
The Apatosaurines are some of my favorite Sauropods because between the claws, whip tails, and brolic necks it seems like they were just built for war.
19 | 1