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 I'm looking forward to watching "Inside Nature's Giants" on SBS tonight. Dissecting and examining modern day large animals can lead to some interesting inferences about large dinosaur soft tissue anatomy. And of course, some of these animals are not often able to be dissected due to rarity or endangered/threatened status. I didn't realise that this is in fact a long running series, so it's off to the back catalogue for me!
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Bort
18/6/2012 10:57:01 am
We know so little about extant beasties, what hope in hell do you lot have of getting it right!!?! :p 18/6/2012 11:03:29 am
We know heaps more (comparatively) about the extant beasties anatomy than the extinct ones! :P 4/1/2015 02:04:19 pm
The episode is called "The Sperm Whale", and it's a Special episode from Season 3 (2011). Hope that helps!
Sergey
5/1/2015 04:11:22 am
Thank you. I watched it and the whale was colossal. Leave a Reply. |
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Dr Caitlin Syme is a palaeontologist studying the taphonomy (preservation state) of fossil non-avian dinosaurs, crocodiles and fish from the Winton Formation, Queensland, Australia. Think forensic science or CSI for fossils, and you're on the right track! TWEETSSearch websiteLoading
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