Uploaded May 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
bit.ly/2jt8JZo Animation of the feeding movements of the head and neck of the Jurassic predatory theropod dinosaur Allosaurus based on multibody dynamics and soft-tissue reconstruction. Based on the article published in 2013 in Palaeontologia Electronica (see link above) by Eric Snively, John Cotton, Ryan Ridgely, and Lawrence Witmer. Animation executed by Ridgely with the assistance of Snively and Witmer. Research supported by the NSF-funded Visible Interactive Dinosaur project, WitmerLab at Ohio University.
bit.ly/2jt8JZo Animation of the feeding movements of the head and neck of the Jurassic predatory theropod dinosaur Allosaurus based on multibody dynamics and soft-tissue reconstruction. Based on the article published in 2013 in Palaeontologia Electronica (see link above) by Eric Snively, John Cotton, Ryan Ridgely, and Lawrence Witmer. Animation executed by Ridgely with the assistance of Snively and Witmer. Research supported by the NSF-funded Visible Interactive Dinosaur project, WitmerLab at Ohio University.
