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Tyrannosaurus was an elephant-sized apex predator with a bone-crushing bite, eyesight and smell that could track prey from miles away even at night, and a thick, durable skull adapted to battling members of its own monstrous kind. You know it, you love it, you might hate it. But T. rex didn’t exist in a vacuum, and it was part of a long saga of powerful, agile predators that spanned continents and tens of millions of years. The tyrannosauroidea included the elephant-sized bone-crushing bruisers we all know and love, but contained far more diversity than just osteophagous dragons. From one-tonne knife-snouted sprinters as fast as horses to three-clawed carnivores that hunted in snow, tyrannosauroids found success in different times, climates, and ecological niches. This is the ultimate guide to the tyrannosauroidea, covering the size, phylogeny, and physiology of every member of prehistory’s most iconic theropod group.
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00:00: Tyrannosaurs were INSANE
00:57: Biting Styles and Cranial Mechanics
04:03: Speed and Biomechanical Gait
06:48: Agility
07:48: Intraspecific Combat and Cannibalism
09:16: Senses and Group Behavior
10:39: Efficient Respiratory System
12:54: Jurassic Tyrannosauroids
15:21: Early Cretaceous Tyrannosauroids
18:38: Late Cretaceous Tyrannosauroids
Tyrannosaurus was an elephant-sized apex predator with a bone-crushing bite, eyesight and smell that could track prey from miles away even at night, and a thick, durable skull adapted to battling members of its own monstrous kind. You know it, you love it, you might hate it. But T. rex didn’t exist in a vacuum, and it was part of a long saga of powerful, agile predators that spanned continents and tens of millions of years. The tyrannosauroidea included the elephant-sized bone-crushing bruisers we all know and love, but contained far more diversity than just osteophagous dragons. From one-tonne knife-snouted sprinters as fast as horses to three-clawed carnivores that hunted in snow, tyrannosauroids found success in different times, climates, and ecological niches. This is the ultimate guide to the tyrannosauroidea, covering the size, phylogeny, and physiology of every member of prehistory’s most iconic theropod group.
Check out Extinction: Obsidian Dawn in eBook and hardcover!
Amazon eBook: amazon.com/Obsidian-Dawn-Book-One-Extinction-ebook/dp/B0FHR3VP8F/?tag=offa01-20
Kobo eBook: kobo.com/us/en/ebook/extinction-obsidian-dawn?sId=5a79bcb5-e681-411d-b57d-6f273187dc72&ssId=RYkToGs62_3kAhonq0dnq&cPos=1
Amazon hardcover: https://a.co/d/c6s9Fer
IngramSpark hardcover: shop.ingramspark.com/b/084?params=SdJgbIcIl69Zc2idsXehvxQzEDSBzhl0z1s0NhxMHNe
00:00: Tyrannosaurs were INSANE
00:57: Biting Styles and Cranial Mechanics
04:03: Speed and Biomechanical Gait
06:48: Agility
07:48: Intraspecific Combat and Cannibalism
09:16: Senses and Group Behavior
10:39: Efficient Respiratory System
12:54: Jurassic Tyrannosauroids
15:21: Early Cretaceous Tyrannosauroids
18:38: Late Cretaceous Tyrannosauroids
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