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Β Atopodentatus unicus in a lagoonBBS 2016
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Creationist: If evolution is true, then where is the crocoduck?
Atopodentatus. I'm about to ruin this whole man's Carreer!
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Aww, I've rarely seen art of dinosaurs like this from this angle.
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I'm not certain this is a dinosaur.Β Notice the legs.Β The upper legs are parallel to the ground.Β In dinosaurs, the legs are directly underneath the body.Β But, I could be wrong as to whether or not this is a dinosaur.
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You're right! Good catch, I mistook it for a hadrosaur. I've seen Very little of the species it actually represents!
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There was one exception to the above mentioned rule, somewhat.Β That was the ceratopsians.Β Their forelegs were more like these but their hind legs were directly underneath the body.Β Some say that this allowed them to keep their center of gravity low to allow them to defend themselves against large predators.
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Good tip of advice, all derived Ornithopods had the hallux (Tiny toe on the ankle sometimes called a "Dew claw") reduced to the point it was gone and only had three toes. Also all true Archosaurs their hands had 3 visible claws even with 5 digits (Not to mention Hadrosaurs reduced their thumb and would only have two "nails") the first three digits would be analogous to your thumb, index, and middle finger, would've had claws. The other digits analogous to your ring and pinky finger would just have skin going over it.Β
Here's an example
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Thanks.Β I never was a dinosaur expert.Β I only know what I read and I don't read that much.Β About all I really know about dinosaurs is a few species and what I mentioned above about the legs directly beneath the body like land mammals.
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Anytime! You learn something new every day.Β Β
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I love your choice of setting, so creative!
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It was quite interesting how Atopodentatus turned out to look like.
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"Go home, Evolution II: The revenge of Aptodentatus"
We were wrong.......
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That's an interesting depiction, don't think anyone has drawn it like this before
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I've never heard of this creature before. it looks freakin cool XD !! can you give a quick info about it for me ?
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atopodenβ¦
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thx for the link ^^
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