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The Thescelosaurus shouldn't have a full coat of feathers, as no ornithischian as derived as it has this much feathery integument.The Tyrannosaurus should have less feathers, and a bare elephantine hide.Especially since the two dromaeosaurs have that 'ground hawk' look that Duane hates. Saurian's Acheroraptor, Dakotaraptor, Anzu, and Tyrannosaurus should have bald wattled heads like vultures or turkeys.

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And he pointed out that there's a time gap of over 50 million years between Yutyrannus and Tyrannosaurus, which is plenty of time to lose feathers, and most of the skin impressions of tyrannosaurs consist of scales and bare skin. (As shown with vultures and ratites.)Īlso, dinosaur scales and scutes (as seen in ceratopsians, sauropods, and hadrosaurs) are just as good at keeping them warm as feathers are (he made a previous post about this). He also pointed out that, even though there were polar ice caps, the earth was still warmer in the late Cretaceous than it was today, and even though feathers CAN help out in regulating heat, large birds in warm climates tend to lose feathers on their heads and legs. And he points out that all modern birds that have a similar lifestyle to non-avian dinosaurs have some sort of bare skin on their heads, with wattles, caruncles, etc., and even the ones that don't have this lifestyle commonly have some sort of bare skin around their eyes. feathers' is a bit of a false dichotomy, as people never seem to consider bare skin. This one is basically a continuation of his controversial 'bald wattled dromaeosaurs' idea. I know he tends to be a divisive figure here on this subreddit, but he made two blog posts recently that make very good points. It's a well-known fact that Saurian boasts itself as the most accurate dinosaur game ever made. If you post to this subreddit and do not declare a team allegiance by selecting user flair, it is somewhat likely that you will be considered a mammal and subsequently eaten to protect the eggs. *A big thank you to /u/syslinkdown for the community logo.

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