Posted: Sep 04, 2013 4:27 pm
Yeah, BUT...
We DO have specimens of baby, or at least young, Triceratops. They look like supposed adult Triceratops. Cute as hell. The fact is these could be closely related, showing the same thinning at the right area, and still be distinct species. Look at the skeletal elements of the Galapagos finches to get an idea of what I mean. Until I see confirming findings I remain skeptical.
This is all said without reading the paper...Anyone got linky?
RS
We DO have specimens of baby, or at least young, Triceratops. They look like supposed adult Triceratops. Cute as hell. The fact is these could be closely related, showing the same thinning at the right area, and still be distinct species. Look at the skeletal elements of the Galapagos finches to get an idea of what I mean. Until I see confirming findings I remain skeptical.
This is all said without reading the paper...Anyone got linky?
RS