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Comment on Myosaurus by ~mojcaj[top] [parent]

~mojcaj:iconmojcaj: Feb 27, 2008, 3:31:37 AM
I am afraid this time I cannot answer you much. Rhadiodromus was another large long-tusked kannameyerid from Russia, recently described by Surkov in Paleontological Journal. This journal is very difficult to get if you are not professional in paleontology.

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MJ

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~mojcaj:iconmojcaj: Mar 13, 2007, 2:10:27 AM
Yes, this animals had big eyes and they probably looked very cute.

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MJ
~Machaeroides88:iconMachaeroides88: May 19, 2007, 12:12:07 PM Mood: Satisfied
It looks very basal. I like the iris color/colour scheme that you chose for this Myosaurus. ^_^
~darkbinder:icondarkbinder: Jan 27, 2008, 8:24:49 AM
how big it was ?

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can you imagine a primate,with eyes at the side of the head like a cow ,a long snout ,they are not like any creature anywhere on Earth
~mojcaj:iconmojcaj: Feb 5, 2008, 8:49:09 AM
This animal was a size of a rat.

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MJ
~darkbinder:icondarkbinder: Feb 5, 2008, 9:01:18 AM
:O¡¡¡was this the smallest of al the dicynodont family?

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can you imagine a primate,with eyes at the side of the head like a cow ,a long snout ,they are not like any creature anywhere on Earth
~mojcaj:iconmojcaj: Feb 13, 2008, 10:29:44 AM
Probably. At least what is known to me. I know there are several tiny skulls of different therapsids discovered (anomodonts, therocephalians) from which is not clearly known if they were juvenile or not.

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MJ
~darkbinder:icondarkbinder: Feb 13, 2008, 6:29:45 PM
I know a dicynodont that it skull is 5cm long,maybe was this .

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can you imagine a primate,with eyes at the side of the head like a cow ,a long snout ,they are not like any creature anywhere on Earth
~mojcaj:iconmojcaj: Feb 14, 2008, 10:05:56 AM
Many dicynodont skulls of the size around 5-6 cm are known, for instance from the species Oudenodon, Emydops, Cistecephalus etc. Even a skull of adult Myosaurus measures approx. 5 cm however smaller skulls were discovered as well and they may belong to juvenile Myosaurus (The Dicynodonts, a study in paleobilogy by G. King).

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MJ
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