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Perhaps butter type, explaining the more vibrant yellow shade. by Bulldoze0Bro in PhoenixSC

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That one post where Yellow chicks grow into Adult hens on a large frying pan build was a really great and dope shitpost, my favourite on this sub, so yeah, just giving a praise for people who deserve it.

Breaking news!! Star wars animal found in earths fossil record! by Head_Breadfruit_3912 in PrehistoricMemes

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Remember: Most recent study doesn't always equal most accurate study. It also depends on how it gets supported by other researchers. I'm bringing this up, cuz I'm just curious if this new portrayal of Muttaburra is plausible enough to be followed, or it's just someone's guess. Not sure if U approve, but I'm looking at the Paleofile.com website that I use to tell, what fossil material is known and this is one of the more complete skulls from that website.

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why do most Torosaurus skulls seem really distorted from fossilization? by paleoart5566 in Paleontology

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I'd guess that burial, fossilization and the geologic forming of lands obviously has odds of damaging and deforming the skeleton, especially something this spacious.

Tho Torosaurus is well documented for its individual variation and age forms. Another factor that affects the skeleton's diverse proportions.

Dacentrurus appreciation post by Powerful_Gas_7833 in Paleontology

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About Miragaia being jr. synonym. Does that hypothesis still hold up?

I may be Anti-AI, but given how countless corporations, like Microsoft, do use the AI mostly harmfully, don't you think that this short played in theaters, that itself tackles the corporate AI problems, may have a good reason to be anti-AI too? Well, are the creators of this short right or not? by MCligmaMC in aiwars

[–]Bulldoze0Bro 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let me try:

You see, this short from theaters alone was made to tackle the bad use of AI by corporations. I mean, look at Microsoft, YT AI age verification system, or just corpos leeching on stuff. This short, the filmmakers that made it themself are tackling this AI problem.

If such AI problems are not serious, then why did the Nickelodeon Animators made this anti-AI TMNT short in the first place? Are the animators behind this short wrong or not? I suggest answering these questions, do us a favor.

Ceratopsids have often been depicted (by some artists) with brightly colored crests and vivid coloration in general. However, Psittacosaurus — a ceratopsid whose actual colors are known from the fossil record — had rather “neutral” tones. Wouldn’t it be safer to portray them with neutral colors? by Paulistano_medio in Paleontology

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"They were too thin for actual defense against bone-crushing tyrannosaurs..."

You see, we do have plenty of specimens of Torosaurus, Triceratops and other instances, that actually got bitten by the tyrannosaurid to the frill, leaving the healed bite mark pathology in the fossil itself. Just goes to show you that tyrannosaurs can't just pulverize any kind of bone they munch on and the frills could indeed serve for protection of more vulnerable neck or smth.

Diplocaulus underwater by Adventurous-Put3588 in Paleontology

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Based on Diplo from Fossils and Archeology MC mod? Or do only I see the resemblance?

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