Hard to hear half the "sounds" with the damn music covering them up or your voice unintentionally covering them up. Maybe do an updated video where you pause everything but the "sound video" so viewers can hear it? Good video otherwise but it could be better. Edit: in a video like this, don't worry about an hour long video done in parts to properly give this topic it's due.
I wonder how closely related they are to modern sharks. Also, I find it odd that sharks have it easier getting to larger sizes than bony fish, barring tetrapods, and not being able to get as small as bony fish. In addition, for as diverse as sharks are, there's only one that consumes plants. Like spiders, I think there's only a few not wholly carnivorous ones.
i mean i would say corvids are truly monomorphic. Although, with humans many of the biological features change with hormones and there is some overlap between the typical male and female categories, in terms of non gonadal physical traits.
yea its a reminder of the riches that can still be found in the world's geo record, and the importance of careful excavation techniques in revealing the mysteries of the past.
this finding has challenged long-held beliefs about the origin and early evolution of the tyrannosaurid family. also, it provides further evidence for the diversity of Tyrannosauridae!
Ironically the only governments in the United States that retain ownership (or at least rights to the issuance of permits) of fossils found on private land are tribal governments ignoring for a moment the problematic nature of federal trusteeship over (some)tribal lands this at least to me highlights the intersection between indigenous (communal) land rights and the safekeeping of the fossil record. btw if anyone knows any examples of states(or I suppose also sub state entities so empowered) getting involved in fossil collecting on private property please let me know I would love to learn more.
I love going to Dino Lab Inc! They do tours there, and they had a Ceratopsian there they were working on with the nickname Dozer a few years ago that was super cool to see!
