Give orange me give eat orange me eat orange give me eat orange give me you. While Amelia is in the field actually contributing to the scientific endeavor, the Skeleton boys face the insurmountable task of remaining coherent. Join us this week as we discuss Ceratosaurus: the other Morrison theropod (TM). Why do so many depictions of this animal ignore the brow horns? What makes it special? Can we find a way to talk about stop motion dinosaurs yet again? (YES!) And why is Alex so passionate about taphonomy? You'll have to watch to find out.
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TIMECODES:
00:00:00 Intros
00:07:51 Chimpslexia
00:16:44 Hornless in He'attle :(
00:28:14 Oops! All Allosaurus!.....or is it? (paleontologists Go Outside challenge)
01:01:25 Phylogenum Time
01:16:17 Instant Rigor Mortis
01:33:12 What I (the Time-Stamper) thought would only be a quick fingy detour
01:44:17 RANKING
01:53:23 SPIN! THAT!! WHEEL!!!
01:56:50 Outro & huge THANK YOU to patrons!
IMAGE CREDITS:
Oranges: Ivar Leidus CC BY-SA 4.0
Ceratosaurus magnicornis skull: Plate 1 of Madsen and Welles, 2000
“Jurassic Siesta”-Ceratosaurus pair: Wayne Barlowe (https://waynebarlowe.com/artwork/pale...)
Ceratosaurus skins: From Prehistoric Kingdom, Blue Meridian Studios and Crytivo Publishing
Black Ceratosaurus Skin: Jurassic World Evolution: Frontier Studios
Ceratosaurus vs. Stegosaurus: The Dinosaurs! Trudi Brown, Kathy White, PBS
Jurassic Fight Club Ceratosaurus: Jurassic Fight Club, History Channel
Deer Mouse: Dawn Marsh CC BY-SA 2.0
Most Grotesque Animal: Popular Mechanics, public domain
Triceratops vs. Ceratosaurus: 1 Million BC, Hammer Film Productions, Seven Arts
Brontosaurus vs. Caveman: The Animal World, Irwin Allen
Dino Dreams: blaisingm
Ceratosaurus skeletal mount: Jens Lallensac CC BY-SA 4.0
Camp Cretaceous Ceratosaurus: Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous, Dreamworks Animation
Keywords: jurassic park, jurassic world, ceratosaurus, allosaurus, marshosaurus, stokesosaurus, ornitholests, coelurus, tanyolagreus, ceratosaur, theropod, meat eater, carnivore, abelisaur, noasaur, elaphrosaurus, horns, morrison, ecology, stop motion, late jurassic, niche partitioning, taphonomy, scicomm, science, paleontology, paleontologist, fossil