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El 31/3 inaugurará en el National History Museum de Londres (@NHM_London) la exhibición "Titanosaur: Life as the Biggest Dinosaur" en la que la estrella será el Patagotitan, descubierto por @poldiego y equipo del @mefpatagonia en #Chubut
Se exhibirá una réplica completa:
Se exhibirá una réplica completa:
Muchos creen que los #dinosaurios son solo cosa de chicos. Se equivocan: son embajadores culturales y grandes generadores de divisas.
Una réplica del titanosaurio fue realizada por el @mefpatagonia y viajó de Trelew a Buenos Aires y de ahí al @NHM_London en un avión de carga
Una réplica del titanosaurio fue realizada por el @mefpatagonia y viajó de Trelew a Buenos Aires y de ahí al @NHM_London en un avión de carga
La réplica del Patagotitan se distribuyó en 32 cajas.
(En esta gacetilla los ingleses rebautizaron a Trelew como "Trelow")
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(En esta gacetilla los ingleses rebautizaron a Trelew como "Trelow")
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Dreadnoughtus!!! 🦕
I like sauropods (long-necked dinosaurs) in general, as these Mesozoic puzzles 🧩 pushed evolutionary innovation to the extreme, & even the simplest aspects of their biology are confounding, oft-debated subjects. A thread 🧵 highlighting few of those.
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I like sauropods (long-necked dinosaurs) in general, as these Mesozoic puzzles 🧩 pushed evolutionary innovation to the extreme, & even the simplest aspects of their biology are confounding, oft-debated subjects. A thread 🧵 highlighting few of those.
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Dreadnoughtus schrani was discovered (2014) in southern Patagonia, Argentina 🇦🇷 and is thought to be the largest 🏆 terrestrial animal to have ever walked the planet (i.e., it possesses the greatest mass of any land animal that can be calculated 🧮 with...
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...reasonable certainty). This colossal sauropod flourished during the Late Cretaceous Epoch (100.5 million to 66 million years ago). It was about 26 m (85 feet) long 📏 and may have weighed about 59 metric tons ⚖️ (image source: Wikimedia Commons) -...
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Welcome to the 5th and final of my #PrehistoricPlanet threads in which I talk about the science and background to what we showed in this new @AppleTVPlus @bbcstudios production. This time we look at EP 5: FORESTS… #dinosaurs #Cretaceous
I was lead scientific consultant on #PrehistoricPlanet and was extensively involved in our many decisions, all of which were science-led or scientifically informed. I was, of course, merely one among many in a HUGE team that involved hundreds of very talented people!
Ep 5 focuses on the #dinosaurs and #pterosaurs that lived in forests during the Maastrichtian (the final part of the Late #Cretaceous). The Maastrichtian world was heavily forested, with temperate, subtropical & tropical woodland covering around 78% of the land surface…
Join me in this thread as I talk about the science and decisions behind what we show in ep 2 - DESERTS - of the new @AppleTVPlus @bbcstudios series #PrehistoricPlanet . Deserts aired on Tuesday, but better late than never. Here we go...
Deserts kicks off in western South America on an arid plain where a mass gathering of the giant #titanosaur #Dreadnoughtus have gathered to display and compete for mates. Dreadnoughtus, from Argentina, was named in 2014 by @kenlacovara [shown in photo!] and colleagues...
The idea that sauropods might have gathered and competed is based on behaviour seen in modern birds, mammals and other animals. Remember that events like this MUST have happened in the past, as they do today...
