Ceratosaurus Had A Smaller Cousin That No One Knows About | Fosterovenator

The history of paleontology is long and fraught with many holes. We can jump back to the 1600s, when people were first starting to understand what fossils were and what they meant. This came about due to the advent of the scientific method via the scientific revolution of the renaissance. Fast forward to the 1700s, and we get people like Georges Cuvier coming up with proof of the concept of extinction. Then the 1800s brought forth evolution and the filling out of the tree of life with various fossil remains. The Dinosauria was then named by Richard Owen in 1841. From there, it was off to the races to collect and understand as much as possible as fast as possible. The skyrocket in paleontology created a fervor in America. Not much was being found along the east coast, so professors, fossil hunters, and amateurs were sending people out to the wild west to look for bones, or even going out there themselves. This led to the dinosaur gold rush of late 1800s. The biggest names in the field at the time were Othniel Charles Marsh and Edward Drinker Cope. There were others of course, but these two pigheaded egotists pushed their rivalry into the press enough to become an event like no other - a period between 1877 and 1892 later christened The Bone Wars.
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[@tyrannotherium7873]

Who knows maybe it’s just my own dumb theory of a maybe it’s a juvenile Ceratosaurus lol

[@loisthevelociraptor5401]

Nah, it's valid

[@RiddleBoxBree]

We have multiple juvenile ceratosaurus specimens....this one is different enough to be it's own species

[@theangrysuchomimus5163]

ceratosauria is such an interesting group of dinosaurs. I hope we'll know more about them some day.

[@DatrueTyrannogator5812]

I mean we have abelisaurs

[@user-pr8gx3vb9h]

This is an interesting character in the ceratosaurus family tree.

[@Nanuqsaurslikespaleo]

Never heard of this guy before! And as always great video edge science

[@rosalinadeanda-zd6nn]

Amazing, Fosterovenator migth be fragmentary but it can provide information about Ceratosaurs. Amazing job.

[@matc87]

Awesome keen to see the new vid

[@gsprojects8474]

I like the ornithomimosaur like early abelisaur theory, it's bizarre af

[@davebell8202]

You do a fantastic job of explaining everything and even finding representative pictures but (there's always a bit isn't there?) could you please put the names of the dinosaurs next to their pictures? The auto close captioning isn't that great with dinosaur names. Thanks for all you do.

[@StopMotion_Saturday]

Wow, interesting!

[@robrice7246]

11:47 Now how much dubiousness are the two Allosaurian genera, Antrodemus & Epanterias?

[@rileyernst9086]

I am inclined to think that empantrius is saurophaginax despite the lack of overlapping material. They are found in the same temporal zone(zone 5, honestly where most morrison fauna is found). I think the material referred to antrodemus has been asigned to allosaurus for good reason, but i would mention that a 80% complete allosaur(indicated as a distinct species) was aucutioned in Paris in like 2018, so there was definitely more allosaurus sized and shaped allosaurs getting around in the morrison. I looked at the online pamphlet for the auction, and could not identify any defining traits of saurophaginax acording to Chure 1995, and it was around the average 8.5m allosaurus size. I am still half inclined to think they called it a distinct species first of it's kind to bump the value up a bit.

[@robrice7246]

@@rileyernst9086 Now how does this explain the skeleton at the Princeton's Department of Geosciences (There's two images recently posted by Fritsebits on Wikipedia and labeled as Antrodemus)?

[@ISURAH-484]

Interesting

[@Morrison-saber-tooth]

Fosterovenator and genyodectes are mega underrated

[@GM-qn2mw]

I have a question how identify the fossils in the rocks?

[@RiddleBoxBree]

Honestly, it takes practice....some fossil bones are obvious, being differently colored or textured, but others you need a very well trained eye

[@messiahmatrix]

Words are hard. 😂

[@GM-qn2mw]

And WhatsApp is the meaning of different parts of limb in the hip?

[@Zach-ku6eu]

*FFS- Do You HAVE to rehash Cope/Marsh EVERY SINGLE EPISODE?!*

[@EDGEscience]

For new viewers, yes.

[@Zach-ku6eu]

Losing bored viewers, Yes!

[@jack-stonethefnaffan59]

​@Zach-ku6eu if ur gonna be negative don't watch

[@Zach-ku6eu]

@jackstoned If you're going to be two weeks 'slow on the uptake' don't comment.

[@jack-stonethefnaffan59]

@Zach-ku6eu bro don't be sooo angry eat a sandwich and my comment still stands

[@tyrannotherium7873]

You forgot brachiosaurus