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Author Topic:   Dinosaurs and the reduced felt effect of gravity
arachnophilia
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Message 116 of 121 (125576)
07-19-2004 2:13 AM


here's a re-post of my off-topic post from bird evolution.
The crane is irrelevant because it is supported by cables anchored at a point substantially higher than the body of the crane itself, and no animal has a neck which is built like that.
i'd like to add this picture, which is the aforementioned barosaurus/allosaurus display at the american museum of natural history.
i'd like to point out that not only does this dinosaur hold the current record for longest neck, but this particular skeleton also holds the record for tallest free-standing dinosaur skeleton.
that's right, no cables.

  
arachnophilia
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Message 117 of 121 (125578)
07-19-2004 2:41 AM
Reply to: Message 72 by Coragyps
04-20-2004 10:22 AM


Re: When did it change? how old the rock?
Despite protestations at certain "creation science" museums to the contrary: they have a five-foot long "human femur" in scenic Crosbyton, Texas:
from the link.
quote:
This model (sculpted by Joe Taylor) of a giant human femur (leg bone) is a popular exhibit. The sculpture is mounted over a drawing to scale to show how large this person was.
a sculpture. i'm impressed!

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