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Re: Water drag, gas lift and skeletal element weight. WAS Re: Fastovsky vs Archibald
--- Aidan Karley <aidan_karley@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> This begs a fairly obvious question to me ...
> as a carcass decomposes, some
> parts of it are going to produce gases, which in an
> aquatic transport situation is
> going change the (buoyant volume)/weight relation.
North American ankylosaurid specimens are often found
upside down, suggesting they bloated and floated.
> Are skulls and pelvic girdles comparatively
> common as isolated elements?
Seems true for Nemegtian sauropods.
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