The Brontosaurs has always been my favorite dinosaur. I remember reading Danny the Dinosaur and watching The land Before time back in the 1990s. Those were the good old days.
Brontosaurus is back! Brontosaurus is a unique genus after all April 7, 2015 Summary: Although well known as one of the most iconic dinosaurs, Brontosaurus (the 'thunder lizard') has long been considered misclassified. Since 1903, the scientific community has believed that the genus Brontosaurus was in fact the Apatosaurus. Now, an exhaustive new study by palaeontologists from Portugal and the UK provides conclusive evidence that Brontosaurus is distinct from Apatosaurus and as such can now be reinstated as its own unique genus. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/04/150407085256.htm
Brontosaurus Stomps Back to Claim Its Status as Real Dinosaur By Ralph Martins, National Geographic April 7, 2015 If you grew up loving Brontosaurus only to be told it wasn't a real dinosaur, it's time to rejoice: the gentle giant may have received a new lease on life. The giant sauropod, long thought to be an Apatosaurus that someone got wrong, was actually its own type of dinosaur all along, scientists say Tuesday in PeerJ. In fact, Apatosaurus and Brontosaurus were different enough to be separate genera, rather than related species of the same genus. The finding comes from a study on the evolution of diplodocids, the family to which these dinosaurs belonged. These giant herbivores lived in North America, Europe, and parts of Africa during the late Jurassic period, between 160 million and 145 million years ago. “They’re a very widespread family, and we wanted to know more about relationships within the family,” says co-author Octávio Mateus, a paleontologist at the Universidade Nova de Lisboa in Portugal. The new study revises the diplodocid family tree to feature Brontosaurus as an (old) new genus. www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2015/04/150407-brontosaurus-back-return-apatosaurus-sauropod-dinosaurs-fossils-paleontology/
Only that now at days is called Apatosaurus, I was really outdated when it comes to dinosaurs, now I days I try to keep up at date to new dinosaurs discoveries.
These things are offsprings of the bad angles and should be left alone plus I think digging them up exposed us to the deadliest diseases we see here today
So we know Brontosaurus don't exist even before this video is made, why does Bob Barter (not sure if I got the lastname right, that's what is sounds like.) keep calling it Brontosaurus?
1. *Bob Bakker 2. Brontosaurus was synonymous with Apatosaurus. So it's ok to mention it as long as you know better that it's actually an Apatosaurus. Bakker himself personally preferred saying Brontosaurus. 3. As of 2015, Brontosaurus is now a separate genus from Apatosaurus. Brontosaurus is back. 😊👍
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Bakker's enthusiasm is infectious. He's the main reason why, for years growing up, I wanted to be a paleontologist, until reality set in and life took a different direction.
@@paleoph6168 Security officer I still like what I'm doing now, but I wanted to be a paleontologist, and I learned as much as I possibly could. I could go on for hours about what I learned about it even now, but what made me realize I couldn't be a paleontologist (at least as I wanted to do it) would involve lots of lobbying for grants and having to do lots of politicking. The sort of paleontologist I wanted to be was to be one the guys like Bakker, Phil Currie, or Jack Horner, out making the big digs instead of being confined to the classroom and not out in the field. To quote John Mellencamp, "Just like everything else, those crazy daydreams kind of came and went."
@@paleoph6168 Just my lack of desire to get involved with trying to get funding to go out in the field. I didn't want to be just an academician paleontologist, but the type who gets his hands literally dirty and is out advancing the next big discovery. I realize that there's a place for those who do nearly all of their work from inside and using existing discoveries, but the idea of going out into the field to find something that has never been seen by human eyes had so much appeal to youthful, optimistic me.
Discover my shock that the animal that I called Brontosaurus, now is called Apatosaurus, I always wonder why the hell the Brontosaurus wasn't in Jurassic World Evolution, but it was in front on me all this time, but they change the name of the dinosaur in the last thirty years.
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