@denniswdb2016
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A clown fish salamander faces a great gold wyvern, a twin tail hydra meets a dwarf Lind wyrm, and a migrating common green wyvern is caught in a snow storm and jumped by the much more aggressive ice wyvern. The hydra, salamander, and ice wyvern are by chaotic thunder.
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Here is a picture showing two Therizinosauids and one alvarezsaur base on the claw stress chart.
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Very nice. Those papers are a neat read
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Does segnosaurus have weak claws?
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Does it include nothronychus?
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Got it
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Therizinosaurus claws in a nutshell.
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Did a quick fact check, by that I mean I read 2 very long papers about finger bone stress. Although not the primary purpose, therizinosaurs did still use their claws for self defense with many species having claws that could withstand piercings and scratch-digging stresses placed on them. Ironically, not all species had claw shapes suited for this type of stress such as the name species therizinosaurus which scored the lowest performance all 3 tests. Studies from 2014 suggests an interpretation for stronger claws in therizinosaurs but these sentiments are not shared by the 2023 papers so it’s kind of up for debate right now, and I highly recommend read them if given a chance.
TL:DR He is partially correct but therizinosaurus doesn’t represent therizinosaurs as a whole.
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Got it
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Does it include nothronychus?
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Does segnosaurus have weak claws?
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@speaker2 I’m stuck in the group you made, I don’t want any controversy spreading because I’m the admin in the group but I don’t want to be the admin.
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When are you coming back this year?
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Here is “sunset on the Jordan river” with two fossil creatures found there plus the carnivores pteranodon to represent the pterosaur indet found in Israel.
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Thank you for the admin role
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Prehistoric Madagascar, an adult Masiakasaurus takes some hatchlings on a hunting trip. The hatchlings have not shed their down feathers yet and are not as experienced at hunting, so the parent will teach them to hunt by hunting crabs as a starting kill before going to fish and bigger game.
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The pteranodon are supposed the pterosaur indet.
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A clown fish salamander faces a great gold wyvern, a twin tail hydra meets a dwarf Lind wyrm, and a migrating common green wyvern is caught in a snow storm and jumped by the much more aggressive ice wyvern. The hydra, salamander, and ice wyvern are by chaotic thunder.
was any of this english
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