The Tyrannosaurida family tree

Nov 3, 2021 5:43 PM

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Nice to see feathers.

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Another day of being taunted by the past and its sexy, sexy dinosaurs

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The tyrannosaurus looks like he's saying "oh hiii daaaaaaave"

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How many of those are young of the others? Scientists like to name things.

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lengt

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Is that dude wearing long shorts or short longs?

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Moros seems about optimal for giving head.

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Would be dope to ride a Dino to work

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"That's what I love about tyrannosaurs - they get bigger, but the arms remain the same."

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That man's japris / julottes upset me.

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Terrible Lizard

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Any correlation between arm length and estimated time of existence? Looking for a trend...

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Well, the family overall leaned into the big strong mouth strategy as time went on, so... Kinda?

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That guy really walks in the worst places.

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Saw a great talk about tyrannosaurs a while back on youtube. Well worth it

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forgot link https://youtu.be/f-jD7kQvyPs

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Oh, he's in a podcast, too. Terrible Lizards.

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I see Albertosaurus, where are Robertosaurus and Aibertosaurus and Bertosaurus?

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The worst thing about this post is that guy wearing capri pants.

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I betcha they looked like chickens

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More importantly; would they taste like chicken?

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Probably gamier.

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Yas! Huge tasty, tasty chickens!

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I can fight them all!

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You should read Jack Hornets theory how we've misidentified so many as different species when they're different developmental stages..

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The changing map is a very good detail not seen often enough in dino ref material. +1

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They grow up so fast.

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Soon they'll go to college

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Must grow faster.

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Prove I can’t

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Whoops wrong reply

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I’ve got some bad news for you…

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give it to me straight

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I could take em

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Why is the guy wearing jean capris?

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It's warm out.

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We needed someone for scale that we were OK with him also being eaten

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lol came here to ask this. This dork is making us human look lame in front of the dinos!

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He also keeps walking toward the increasingly large dinos, so maybe he's bad at decision making.

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It’s called FASHION, sweaty

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Cuz he likes to party.

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I would love to see this animated!

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I would love to see Jurassic Park etc redone with this as the template.

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Rename it Jurassic parks and rec

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Imagine if Compies bounced like tiny birds.

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They probably did. They also probably wagged their tails when happy.

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They probably did

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Is the Santanaraptor good with a guitar?

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He was, in that video with Rob Thomasaurus.

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smooth.

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It certainly looks... Supernatural.

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Blackmagicwomanus sub-species had excellent chords

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Yeah, but with only two fingers on each hand, it struggles with a lot of the more complicated chords.

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Taught Django Reinhart after the accident with the fire, though. Satanaraptor was a good egg.

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Why don't they have feathers?

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They need to keep their little lizard hands free

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Found skin impressions of T-Rex and its closest relatives have been ruling out a lot of places on their bodies feathers could have been

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Artist rendition? I think there is a good combo of feathered and non feathered here

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It's summer

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The early tyrannosauroids including proceratosaurids did have feathers. The later tyrannosaurids largely did not.

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The only tyrannosaurus we know that had feathers was the Sexual Tyrannosaurus. https://imgur.com/Gv4LsC7.jpg

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Climate. T-Rex lived in a Savannah, so it had feathers like elephant hair. Yutyrannus meanwhile lived in a tundra; hence very fluffy.

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They had protofeathers, which looked more like hair than the feathers we know. It's also uncertain how prevalent they were on tyranosaurids.

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In general, feathers appear common in the smaller ones and ones in Asia, but ones from the Americas distinctly lack feathers.

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Don't many of the feathered dinosaurs from China come from a region that was covered in especially fine ash or something? Most are >

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< found without any signs of feathers or skin impressions simply because the sediment they were buried in wasn't fine enough to form >

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< a detailed imprint. Or they simply disintegrated because they weren't buried quickly enough to keep out air.

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No fossil evidence they did and good conjectural evidence they didn't (mass of an elephant living in hot climate, feathers would have lead>

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to overheating).

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Tyrannosaurus itself lived as far north as Canada. Even then with the warmer global climate, it would get cold in winter. >

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< I wouldn't be surprised if there was at least a spare covering of protofeathers. While integument traps heat in, it can also protect >

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< skin from the sun.

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There are people that think they could handle the first two small ones.

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Tom Knapp could 100% take most of these creatures.

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Was about to say, I want this to be the next version of “what could you take in a fight”

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I can. Proper enclosure, a good diet. Probably have to get a certification first.

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I was honestly trying to imagine what kind of hand weapon I would need, until I hit the point of "Nope, not even with a spear."

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First one? Maybe. Second one, hell no.

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First one, by itself....maybe

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I could maybe survive the first one but not the rest

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well there WERE, anyway

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On a regular basis in the AAA hit game the kids all play ARC!

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The 2nd is already scary. The first looked ok if it didn't swarm. Then I remembered I run from spiders.

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Not enough boundary conditions. Can I use air power?

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Do i have time to prepare or are they at my door now?

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I would "handle" them all. Wink*

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I believe Steve Irwin could've handled all of them.

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Prove I couldn’t.

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the first one that doesnt make it up to my knee? Yea, Im gonna win that fight.

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I was gonna say, you should be able to kill at least that one. It has a super exposed neck, just grab that, squeeze, swing hard.

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Just grab the tail and yeet the fucker

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Hello! My name is people.

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Hello people, I'm dad

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I could, easily. You see, I live in US, and they are in Portugal and Brazil.

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and they've been dead for or a million years too. so I think it's a pretty safe bet.

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Depending on what I'm armed with, I'm sure I could handle one of them. Only one of the first two. More than one and I'm probably fucked.

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There are people that think the first two are “small”

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When you're wearing a pair of nice boots like the guy in the picture, there is a critical size where no matter how vicious the creature is,

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It is puntable. First one looks pretty close.

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I can handle anything i can whip around by it's neck like Hulk did to Loki by the feet.

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The second you try and grab it it will clamp on your face slash you to shit with its feet. You are slow as cold mud compared to it.

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I mean, they are dead, right?

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No, they're just drawings.

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I could fight a drawing

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Unless they were smart creatures, we could handle almost all of them.

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The brain-to-body ratio, one of the better ways to get a rough INT estimate, for the T-Rex is about the same as a golden retriever.

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Or Ambush Predators, or pack hunting, or dot-dot.

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I think even then though. Pretty sure a tank could just roll through and wipe them all out

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Those people have never met geese

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*cobra chicken

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Or tried to get a cat in a carrier

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Or a honeybadger

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Being fair, the first instinct when confronting geese is restraint. Punting one would inspire much guilt.

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I love birds, but the guilt and patience runs out quick when the lil football shaped arsebandits start getting fresh.

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Yeah I pretty much let a goose fuck me up to. At any point I could have easily kicked it hard enough to harm it. I just chose not to.

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Is peace an option?

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Canadians engage in dark rituals to put all their malice and hatred into the Canadian Geese. The rest is dealt with by sending over people

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like Bieber and Ted Cruz.

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Goose peace is when there's nothing left to fight

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Missed opportunity to say "geese peace" but im not that funny so...

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Just grab the neck and start shakin' a goose might hurt ya, but it won't hospital ya or ded ya.

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A cassowary can kill you if it kicks you in the gut. Any large ratite probably can, even.

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Geese don't have sharp feet or muscled legs.

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Oh the dino would hospital ya for sure, but if you could land a good kick that thing is ded

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I have fought a swan before, I could take these.

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I've fought a goose and can confirm I would lose to those

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Don't let your awe for dinos overshadow current species. With what I have seen dinos the size of a cat or a big dog wouldn't really phase me

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If they're a theropod, they'd basically be an uncanny bird with teeth, a long tail and fingers.

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Swans don't tear other animals apart to survive. These do.

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Swans are responsible for more human deaths than dinosaurs are.

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Uh, they ARE dinosaurs.

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Your mom's a dinosaur

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Swan ain't shit on this. Imagine a Swan living in an area where everything tried to kill it and then evolved with razor sharp talons.

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Modern swans share habitats with grizzlies and polar bears. The world is still trying very hard to kill everyone here.

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Yeah, the swans you see in town parks are the lucky ones in that regard.

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Never met a swan in close quarters have you? Sharp teeth, wings that can break your leg w/ a single beat, & everything IS trying to kill it.

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Just trying to kill them because they are all assholes!

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that's a myth. 1: no documented cases of it happening 2: hollow flying bird bone breaking solid ground human bone, be serious

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Exactly. I swung a goose around by his neck about 10 years ago... Flung that bitch in a lake and you could SEE him reevaluate his life.

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I am a serious. There are 4 swans in a pond where I work. The male fought a fucking lawnmower. He clipped me & left me limping with a 1/2

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I'd say everything up to the Guanlong is smaller than a cassowary, which is at the upper limits of what a human can handle in a fight

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Cassowary keepers don't turn their backs on their birds, because cassowaries can and will kill humans.

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Yeah but I assume that in this thought experiment both contestants are facing each other. Just got to grab the neck and twist!

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Last I read, there hasn't been a confirmed death by cassowary in decades... But I'm not going to be the one to test it.

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Marvin Hajos, from Alachua, Florida, in April 2019. Prior to that was 1926. (Also many non-fatal attacks.)

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Dang. It has been a few years since I read about cassowaries.

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