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Re: Sauropod necks????





Frank Bliss wrote:

There are also lots of clams/oysters/pelecypods spread appropriately throughout the different facies in the Hell Creek (upper most K) too though my particular section of HC does not have them. Phil's website list them in a nicely organized manner.
http://www.scn.org/~bh162/hellcreek2.html


If there is a food source out there, somebody probably took advantage of it.

Oviraptorosaurs, maybe? This ecology was proposed for the Asian genus _Conchoraptor_ (hence the name).


There has been speculation that some of the bigger mammals also chewed up fresh water pelecypods as indicated by tooth wear.

This has been suggested for the Australian mammal _Kollikodon_ (Early Cretaceous).



Tim