Long Horizontal Necks Re: Vertebrae of Early Sauropods

["Richard W. Travsky" <rtravsky@uwyo.edu>]

On Tue, 30 Mar 2004, Eric Martichuski wrote:
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> However, I was under the impression that there were already two generally 
> accepted saurpod neck designs, one with tall necks for high-browsing 
> (brachiosaur?), and one with long-necks (diplododus?), which allowed the 
> animal to sweep its head in long arcs, foraging without moving.  Since I 

Question - what would the effects be on sauropod head and brain if it
quickly sung its neck around? Kinda like a centrifuge, with blood pooling?

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