Rare evidence for ‘gnawing-like’ behavior in a small-bodied theropod dinosaur
Stephanie Drumheller @UglyFossils
1659 days ago
Gnawing on #bones is classic mammalian feeding behavior, but not so much in groups that lack molars. That's what makes these theropod #dinosaur 'gnawing-like' bite marks so unexpected and cool!
@Brown_Caleb_M Tanke, and @Dave_Hone, 2021: https://t.co/WY0IAiWz2P https://t.co/ItcQXgO1k5
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RT @PeerJLife: Rare evidence for ‘gnawing-like’ behavior in a small-bodied theropod dinosaur, just published in @PeerJLife - https://t.co/R…
RT @Laelaps: Aw, it's so bitey!
Art by Joshua Doyon in https://t.co/xZFFdl4OPR https://t.co/4puupCSpqR
PeerJ - the Journal of Life & Environment @PeerJLife
1659 days ago
Rare evidence for ‘gnawing-like’ behavior in a small-bodied theropod dinosaur, just published in @PeerJLife - https://t.co/RXwL1ZgPUX
Research from Brown et al. @RoyalTyrrell @QMUL
#AnimalBehavior #Paleontology #Zoology #Dinosauria https://t.co/YFEsxLZzNt
Andrew Christopher Knapp @KnappRew
1659 days ago
RT @Brown_Caleb_M: New research out today in @thePeerJ features a specimen found by @Dr_bat_girl as part of the @QMUL @RoyalTyrrell field s…
Riley Black ✨ @Laelaps
1659 days ago
Aw, it's so bitey!
Art by Joshua Doyon in https://t.co/xZFFdl4OPR https://t.co/4puupCSpqR
David Evans @DavidEvans_ROM
1659 days ago
RT @Brown_Caleb_M: New research out today in @thePeerJ features a specimen found by @Dr_bat_girl as part of the @QMUL @RoyalTyrrell field s…
gay wrath @srt_reno
1659 days ago
RT @Brown_Caleb_M: New research out today in @thePeerJ features a specimen found by @Dr_bat_girl as part of the @QMUL @RoyalTyrrell field s…
luke norton @luke_norton
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Alberta Paleontology @AB_Paleontology
1659 days ago
RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Theropod bitemarks on hadrosaur unguals https://t.co/stMtqZ6ixr via @PeerJLife
Alberta Paleontology @AB_Paleontology
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Evan Whiting, MSc @Ev_Whiting
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Hiroshi Kato @TyrannoDinoHiro
1659 days ago
RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Theropod bitemarks on hadrosaur unguals https://t.co/stMtqZ6ixr via @PeerJLife
qplsuɐ @wwWhyAlwaysMe
1659 days ago
RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Theropod bitemarks on hadrosaur unguals https://t.co/stMtqZ6ixr via @PeerJLife
ไดโนจืดดดดกำลังปสดกับร้าบาน @saurianboy
1659 days ago
RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Theropod bitemarks on hadrosaur unguals https://t.co/stMtqZ6ixr via @PeerJLife
RT @TomHoltzPaleo: Theropod bitemarks on hadrosaur unguals https://t.co/stMtqZ6ixr via @PeerJLife
Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. @TomHoltzPaleo
1659 days ago
Theropod bitemarks on hadrosaur unguals https://t.co/stMtqZ6ixr via @PeerJLife
M F @natsbythepen
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Jordan Mallon @Jordan_Mallon
1659 days ago
RT @Brown_Caleb_M: New research out today in @thePeerJ features a specimen found by @Dr_bat_girl as part of the @QMUL @RoyalTyrrell field s…
Caleb M. Brown @Brown_Caleb_M
1659 days ago
And thank you to the three reviewers (P. Bell, J. Farlow and D. D'Amore) for their helpful comments as well as editor @FabienKnoll for handling our submission. The paper is #OpenAccess here: https://t.co/UXUWnltVdV
David Clark @Clarkeocrinus
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Aragosaurus @Aragosaurus
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Fr Scott Browning + @FrScottB
1659 days ago
RT @RoyalTyrrell: The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or youn…
Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology @RoyalTyrrell
1659 days ago
The size of the marks, and the list of known predators in the area, point to either an adult dromaeosaur (raptor) or young tyrannosaur. Due to the nature of the marks and location of the bites, it may represent late-stage carcass consumption or scavenging. https://t.co/3wGOARKIWZ
らえらぷす/ジュラルC @GET_AWAY_TRIKE
1659 days ago
RT @TwitiGalli: Evidência rara de comportamento "semelhante ao de roedor" em um dinossauro terópode de corpo pequeno https://t.co/1NslQfdxx…