Triceratops not a dinosaur species after all.

Horwood Beer-Master · **#21** by **Horwood Beer-Master** » Sep 05, 2013 9:38 pm

pensioner wrote:Feathered T-Rex some one is taking the piss. next you guys will be telling me that birds are dinosaurs, or something like that.

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theropod · **#22** by **theropod** » Sep 05, 2013 10:47 pm

The specific group of theropods were Maniraptora ("hand snatchers"), a clade of coelurosaurian dinosaurs.

I dare make no comment on Jack H and his ideas.

RS

Horwood Beer-Master · **#23** by **Horwood Beer-Master** » Sep 06, 2013 9:38 am

theropod wrote:...I dare make no comment on Jack H and his ideas...

You almost make him sound like some kind of mafia boss! Have bad things been known to happen to members of the American palæontology* community who get on his bad side? :ask:

* gratuitous use of the 'æ' glyph, but I believe it's technically allowable?

theropod · **#24** by **theropod** » Sep 06, 2013 10:38 am

Horwood Beer-Master wrote:
theropod wrote:...I dare make no comment on Jack H and his ideas...

You almost make him sound like some kind of mafia boss! Have bad things been known to happen to members of the American palæontology* community who get on his bad side?

* gratuitous use of the 'æ' glyph, but I believe it's technically allowable?

No, it's just not something I don't like do in a public format.

I will say this;
Jack's notion about purely scavenging T. rex has been shown to be wrong, and there are other areas where his ideas don't match up with the evidence.

Lack examples of a particular species of dinosaur as a baby is not good reason to propose there were none.

RS

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