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Subject: Re: And you though I was weird...
From: Southlander posted Tue, Oct 13 2009, 1:01am 
On the Spinasaurus' frill why couldn't it have been a heat regulator like with Dimetridon? That would be my first hypothosis followed by being something similar to a modern anole's dewlap.
Subject: Re: And you though I was weird...
From: Rainbow Medicine Man posted Tue, Oct 13 2009, 1:39am 
Truly there are some very, very strange critters today, some can put the worst dinos to shame. But it is always nice to take a look at dinos...
Subject: Re: And you though I was weird...
From: finbar posted Wed, Oct 14 2009, 11:27am 
an alternate theory for dinosaur sails:


Mitch Byrd: the dinosaur theories #1

Mitch Byrd: the dinosaur theories #2
Subject: Re: And you though I was weird...
From: Sordes posted Wed, Oct 14 2009, 1:45pm 
The dorsal spines of Dimetrodon and Spinosaurus were completely different in nearly every aspect, the only common trait is that both are very long. You should also keep in mind that the thermoregulation function is only a theory, a wide-spread theory, but was never proven. In the case of Spinosaurus it is very dubious that it hat a "sail" at all, because it is much more probable that the dorsal spines anchored muscles and sinews and were not only covered by skin.
Subject: Re: And you though I was weird...
From: Rainbow Medicine Man posted Fri, Oct 16 2009, 12:41pm 
Spinosaurus used the "sail" to go windsurfing. I've seen him many times at Tarifa...


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