One cool thing that I found out is that at about the same time this video was made, in 2023, a Sand Pseudocast was found that had three Anchisauripus tracks. With the trackway ending with the cast of 5 theropod bones. I really wish the Portland Formation would get re-examined in a Paleodocumentary, especially since I think that there hasn't been another Dinosaur documentary since WDRA that actually covered the East coast specifically. Since then the Portland Formation has had a tantalizing amount of new fossils found. Such as the distal end of a very large humerous that belonged to a theropod that is more similar to Cryolophosaurus' humerous than Dilophosaurus, but is larger than both of them and denser. Then there is the dense wrist, as well as tooth, of a non pterodactyloid pterosaur that were also described in 2021. These along with the ichnotaxa that point to animals that we know exist but have not fossils of. Along with the currently known species being Podokesaurus, Anchisaurus, Stegomosuchus, as well as an abundance of rayfinned fishes. I think there would be more than enough content for a new documentary segment on the formation. Plus showing the Early Jurassic is always cool. Maybe if the show ever gets remade they could redo this segment, they could move it farth north into the Portland Formation proper and have some smaller animals get the spotlight such as Podokesaurus and Stegomosuchus. Then showing non descript ceolophysoids and ornithopods, along with Anchisaurus and the Pterosaurs. Then feature the ichnotaxa of Large sauropodomorphs, and two different large carnivores. One being 9 meters, with the Portland Formation Neotheropod also being given similar proportions, the smaller 8.5 meter long theropod track makers, and the 8.1 meter long Sauropodomorphs that also left behind tracks. Plus since they don't have body fossils to fall back on, you could give some details we have evidence of but haven't found directly. Such as feathery ceolophysids as they would have been too cold without feathers unlike Sauropodomorphs, or quadruped baby Anchisaurus, if Mussaurus is anything to go off of for baby sauropodomorphs.
Hi, just found your channel. The reason the dilophosaurus has ostedwrms is because dilophosaurus was thought to have been a ceratosaur and at the time, ceratosaurs were commonly depicted with osteogenesis due to ceratosaurus and a misinterpretation of Carnotaurus
@@utahrptorboyman6633 Yes, I believe we addressed the part that Dilophosaurus is not a Ceratosaur. Remember that we review these pieces based on how well would they hold up if they were made today exactly as they are, not based on what was thought at the time.
To be honest this is actually my favorite Dilophosaurus design yeah I think that at the time that the reason why they put crocodilians scoots on it is because the narrator said that it’s related to Ceratosaurs but that’s not really the case but overall it’s a pretty cool design I like it’s roar even though the dinosaurs don’t roar like mammals do the snout needs to be a little bit thicker and yeah it’s not a super scavenger like some scientist thought Wayback in the day before the documentary was even around and I also like the put four finger digits on it fingers of course since it had them
Since I’ve been living rent free in that spacious head of yours all this time RJ, why don’t you just marry me already? Don’t worry, I promise to be gentle first time I put it in 😘
