Dinosaurs: Armed and Dangerous - Lyle Carbut - March 7, 2012

Lyle Carbut discusses the peculiar evolutionary developments in Stegosaurs and Ankylosaurs. This faculty lecture focuses on where these fossils are found, the lifestyles of these dinosaurs, differentiation between similar species, and the myths surrounding them.

[@scottythetrex5197]

Jesus H. Christ can anyone upload a video to this damn website that has good audio?

[@DRSulik]

Is there supposed to be sound with this?

[@SaltyPirate71]

The Chicxulub crater is on the northern edge of the Yucatan peninsula, at Merida. It's 235 miles from the Guatemala border. Saying that Chicxulyb is "near Guatemala" is like saying Casper, WY or North Platte, NE are near Denver.

[@Prayukth]

Didn't know there was so much diversity within stegosaurus. Great lecture. Thanks for sharing.

[@YoLoboBro]

My second brain is located near my hip region too.

[@ta192utube]

But, more around the front, right?

[@jafar3326]

No wonder you are a smart ass

[@Rumrunner4me]

😆

[@mhorram]

That only matters if your second brain is bigger than your first brain.

[@stuartphilips5008]

Ahahahaha underrated comment 🤩

[@d20Fitness]

No one archaeologies like Gaston...

[@jasonward6570]

The guys name is actually Lester Crest.

[@mrsluggo7306]

no sound

[@RogueBrit]

shame is soo quiet

[@marcoghiotti7153]

"Thyreophorans" actually come from Greek, not Latin.

[@diebesgrab]

That is a hideously outdated Utahraptor, even by the time this lecture was given.

[@aubreyturpin619]

this guy is wonderful but very quiet

[@kyoatbites7865]

even on 11 i can barely hear

[@holeymattress8128]

Interesting material, terrible delivery. Zzzzzz

[@ArymatheiaFranco]

Put more emotion on what you're talking about ...