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June 6, 2017Open Access

Hot new stuff in APP: rebbachisaur pneumaticity, big croc, Allosaurus butts

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Key Points

Pneumaticity in rebbachisaurs enhances understanding of their respiratory adaptations, suggesting specialized breathing mechanisms.
Significant anatomical comparisons reveal evolutionary connections between big crocs and dinosaur species like Allosaurus.
Recent research uncovers important insights into the physical characteristics of Allosaurus, focusing on anatomy and function.
These studies emphasize how morphological traits may inform our understanding of dinosaur diversity and ecological roles.

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New findings explore pneumaticity in rebbachisaurs and croc anatomy, highlighting evolutionary trends.

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Matt Wedel (2017) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68eb6f7ceea689731b3004ec https://doi.org/10.59350/qxnpq-qmr30

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