Paleo Rewind 2020 - June - Hatching, Growing, Eating - YDAW

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/ ydaw -- It's been quite the year for paleontology. We've teamed up with a group of paleo channels to help you wade through it all. We tackle the month of June with a review of some of its most interesting reveals. Be sure to check out the other channels and their videos below to see more!
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PaleoRewind 2020:
✅ Nature's Compendium - January
• PaleoRewind January 20...
✅ Omega Pictures - February
• PaleoRewind 2020 Febru...
✅ North02 - March
• PaleoRewind March 2020...
✅ Cretaceous Cast - April
• Paleorewind 2020- April
✅ Henry the PaleoGuy - May
• PaleoRewind May 2020 -...
✅ Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong - June
You Are Here!
✅ PaleoArchive - July
• Paleorewind 2020-July-...
✅ PaleoGeek - August
• PaleoRewind 2020 - Aug...
✅ Dinosaurs Will Always Be Awesome - September
• PaleoRewind 2020 - Sep...
✅ Ben G Thomas - October
• PaleoRewind 2020 - Oct...
✅ Edaphosaurus - November
• PaleoRewind 2020 - Nov...
✅ TreytheExplainer - December
• PaleoRewind 2020 - Dec...
✅ E.D.G.E. - Full rewind
• Paleo Rewind 2020 - Re...
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Contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:20 Nodosaurid Stomach Contents
02:36 Antarctic Egg
03:44 Soft-shelled Dinosaur Eggs
05:07 Osteology of Rahonavis
06:06 A Spinosaurid's Piscivore Brain
07:00 Abelisaurid Neurovasculature
07:42 T. rex Growth Series
09:42 New Chasmosaurine Ceratopsids
12:14 Conclusion
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Sources & Further Reading:
Brown Caleb M., Greenwood David R., Kalyniuk Jessica E., Braman Dennis R., Henderson Donald M., Greenwood Cathy L. and Basinger James F.
Dietary palaeoecology of an Early Cretaceous armoured dinosaur (Ornithischia; Nodosauridae) based on floral analysis of stomach contents.
R. Soc. open sci.7200305
2020
doi.org/10.1098/rsos.200305
Norell, M.A., Wiemann, J., Fabbri, M. et al.
The first dinosaur egg was soft.
Nature 583, 406-410
2020
doi.org/10.1038/s41586-020-24...
Legendre, L.J., Rubilar-Rogers, D., Musser, G.M. et al.
A giant soft-shelled egg from the Late Cretaceous of Antarctica.
Nature 583, 411-414
2020
doi.org/10.1038/s41586-020-23...
see also www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
Forster, Catherine A., O’Connor, Patrick M., Chiappe, Luis M., and Turner, Alan H.
The osteology of the Late Cretaceous paravian Rahonavis ostromi from Madagascar.
Palaeontologia Electronica, 23(2):a29
2020
doi.org/10.26879/793palaeo-el...
Schade, M., Rauhut, O.W.M. & Evers, S.W.
Neuroanatomy of the spinosaurid Irritator challengeri (Dinosauria: Theropoda) indicates potential adaptations for piscivory.
Sci Rep 10, 9259
2020
doi.org/10.1038/s41598-020-66...
see also / 1270282541757538305
Cerroni, MA, Canale, JI, Novas, FE, Paulina‐Carabajal, A.
An exceptional neurovascular system in abelisaurid theropod skull: New evidence from Skorpiovenator bustingorryi.
J. Anat.. 2020; 00: 1- 15
2020
doi.org/10.1111/joa.13258
Carr, T. D.
A high-resolution growth series of Tyrannosaurus rex obtained from multiple lines of evidence.
PeerJ 8:e9192
2020
doi.org/10.7717/peerj.9192
Fowler D. W., Freedman Fowler E. A.
Transitional evolutionary forms in chasmosaurine ceratopsid dinosaurs: evidence from the Campanian of New Mexico.
PeerJ 8:e9251
2020
doi.org/10.7717/peerj.9251
see also dickinsonmuseumcenter.com/badl...

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I, myself, a dinosaur, was indeed looking to find nesting advice here.

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As a Dakotaraptor I have no idea how to nest my chicks. I just give them an IPad and let them tire themselves out

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Never even considered that dinosaurs and related might not have hard egg shells. I always assumed! that an egg that large HAS TO BE calcified. Eye-opening.

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I myself, a dinosaur, am considering building a nest.

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Relatable content.

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You too? Congrats

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goddamnit, i just made pretty much the same comment.

[@dinobroofmf]

With the soft shell eggs, this might start another mass discussion like features or Spinosaurus

[@Eeggs4breakfast]

I feel like jumping to the conclusion that the nodosaur ate plant material after a forest fire perhaps overshadows the simple fact that they could breathe fire and enjoyed a good BBQ.

[@judsonbaker8128]

Steven, do you think you guys could ever do a video specifically discussing feather coverage/integument on non-theropod dinosaurs? It’s something I seem to never see people discuss. I know there is some evidence of quills on Ceratopsians, but I feel like theropods always steal the spotlight when discuss integument. Would be cool!

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2020 had lots of new and interesting discoveries for paleontology. Merry Christmas, Steven and Liz! 👨‍🏫🦎🎄🎉 Love the ending btw. 👌

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"There is a deep split among the chasmosaurines..." You could say... You know... A chasm?

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i could listen to steven talk about dinosaurs all day

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"Were"

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Absolutely love the iguanodon animation at the end.

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Wooo! More ceratopsians. I have so much paleontology to catch up on. Glad I started with this one to give me some good news.

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Merry Christmas, YDAW!! Best Wishes!! And Happy Holidays too!! And thank you very much for posting this cool paleorewind video for us viewers on this special holiday!! :D

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Merry Xmas, Steven and Liz, and thanks for all your hard work all year!

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Thank you and thank you to the Paleorewind for bringing to my attention a couple of channels I did not know about.

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typically its all in one video after or just before the new year but its nice to see an early preview of it

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Real MVP is E.D.G.E for organizing this rewind.

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Amazing presentation as always.

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It’s really cool seeing my ceratosaur on the shelf in the background now

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I always loved paleontology, Dinosaurs were something I always enjoyed getting into, especially with Jurrasic Park and jurassic world movies. I would always try to get dinosaur books and mobile games to play and read just for the sake of my love for it, even as a kid I had an imaginary parasaurolophus that loved, being a female you wouldn't expect me to think this. None the less this was an amazing video and the ending was amazing!

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I, for one, welcome our new chasmosaurine ceratopsid overlords.

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I would love to see a video on ceratosaurus, i find that it's very intresting animal living in very intresting enviroment, would love to hear some speculative use it might have for its bony armor (osteoderms) on its back i tought it might help for defense since the animal is lower to the ground compared to the allosaurs for exmpl i know they werent that big but i was wondering if that is the case, anyways your vids are very informative keep up the good work!!

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The head pitched down on Irritator would be strong evidence for Spinosaurus carrying its head much the same, yes? If it was a shared characteristic within their clade that would certainly help with Spinosaurus' balancing problem. As I understand it that pitched posture was already suggested as a potential resting position for Spinosaurus, but not through any anatomical evidence, purely as a solution for that balancing issue. Thoughts, anyone?

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1:10 Yeah, it would be disturbing if sheep ate deer-foxes.

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I hope the we have an episode based on the new data of dinosaur, like Spinosaurus new tail.

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could you possibly do Allosaurus again? but go into explination about the different Species? or like something Along the likes of A. europaeus A. fragilis, A. jimmadseni, and explain the places they were found and all that, if its too much i do apologize but Allosaurs is my favorite dinosaur!!!

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Christmasaurus!

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Rex

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What happened to the May section?

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According to E.D.G.E: "late"

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@@paleoph6168 Yes indeed. XD I'm currently in the process of fixing it now, and I hope to get it out for you all soon. :)

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Considering that Protoceratops is known from a pretty dry environment, those soft-shelled eggs (where soft-shelled eggs would pretty rapidly dry out) should open a whole can of worms, shouldn't they?

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Can someone tell me what a synontomorphy is? I can't find anything on google. Was it a term coined for the paper?

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10:40 Cudos to the Graphic Designer who made a Frankenstein's Monster 'easteregg', eh

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That "graphic designer" is actually steven himself! He's very talented

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Could borealopelta have died from a viral or prion infection in the brain? Or charcoal is just toxic.

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How often are you planning on uploading videos for the core YDAW videos? Is this the right channel for it? The last video was months ago, when will the next one be?

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So, will this help newer dinosaurs, like chickens, for example, make nests? 🤔 Edited to add: The lack of mineralization you refer to, do you mean lack of calcium? Since that's what modern bird eggs are made of.

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...So, are Triceratops and Torosaurus no longer considered the same species?

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No...I actually am thinking of building a dinosaur nest myself.

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Dinosaur thoughts and dreams would be a much more interesting paper. Paleopsychology!

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I wonder if the soft-shelled eggs contributed to the extinction of non-avian dinosaurs, and the hard-shelled eggs to the survival of birds and crocodilians?

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It would be so awesome if you created videos of animals of the cenozoic epochs.

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so, like some cows, trying to settle their stomachs.... a bit of ash..

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Hold on , Goats are “selective “ feeders ? . . . . . Have you ever raised goats ?

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Haha I have not, but I meant the way they bite their food, not the choices they make.

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In a dangerous world, an animal would need to grow fast. So a 13 yo rex would have not been able to survive by himself. This would indicate that T-rex lived in groups, like elephants or lions, for example.