Re: Stego plates

["Nicholas R. Longrich" <longrich@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>]

On Sun, 28 Jan 1996 Dinogeorge@aol.com wrote:

> The shapes and arrangement of the plates were tested for cooling properties
> in wind-tunnel experiments in the 1970s, and it was found that the
> arrangement in which the plates alternated from side to side along the back
> did the best job of cooling the animal. This nicely accounts for this unusual
> arrangement in the Morrison stegosaurs and probably all the other advanced
> stegosaurs (family Stegosauridae), too.

        Are there any other stegosaurs besides Stegosaurus (and Diracodon, 
if we treat that as a separate genus) which have the alternating plates, 
then?