Curious Coyote
anonymous
February 18 2007, 06:15:30 UTC
interesting, are you wiping out the small "ornithopods"? (God I hate that wastebasket)The Pachycephalosaurs?Stegosaurs? I'm going out on a very long limb here to say Tyrannosauroids will be around, maybe even Tyrannosauromorphs.Ah screw the crocs, long live the Tyrants!
(Bad phony russian accent) I want a Tyrannosauroides regina to _crush_ the nodosaurs!MWHA-hahahaha!
Re: Curious CoyoterodloxFebruary 18 2007, 06:58:14 UTC
thank you for the prompt reply. I suspect the pachys wouldn't show up...between the maniraptors and the nodosaurs, there wouldn't be space for pachys.
Basically for this speculation, imagine if all the herbivores of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary survived to some degree (Titanosaurs competing with - Therizinosaurs?)
Oops; I mentioned the stegosaurs in the original draft, but forgot to put them in the posted form; sorry. The stegosaurs - what managed to get into the Cretaceous - become increasingly specialized, and they don't make it past the mid-Cretaceous.
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(God I hate that wastebasket)The Pachycephalosaurs?Stegosaurs?
I'm going out on a very long limb here to say Tyrannosauroids will
be around, maybe even Tyrannosauromorphs.Ah screw the crocs, long live
the Tyrants!
(Bad phony russian accent)
I want a Tyrannosauroides regina to _crush_ the nodosaurs!MWHA-hahahaha!
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I suspect the pachys wouldn't show up...between the maniraptors and the nodosaurs, there wouldn't be space for pachys.
Basically for this speculation, imagine if all the herbivores of the Jurassic-Cretaceous boundary survived to some degree (Titanosaurs competing with - Therizinosaurs?)
Oops; I mentioned the stegosaurs in the original draft, but forgot to put them in the posted form; sorry. The stegosaurs - what managed to get into the Cretaceous - become increasingly specialized, and they don't make it past the mid-Cretaceous.
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