R. Dale Guthrie has done some work lately on remnant
mammoths in the Pribiloff Islands and reached some
conclusions on the size of island necessary to support
a mammoth population. This might be applicable to
Europasaurus dwarfing.
Glen Ledingham
--- David Marjanovic <david.marjanovic@gmx.at> wrote:
I note that a dwarf sauropod is a BIG animal.
Doesn't look bigger than a large dwarf elephant
(except for tail and neck).
I think there are horses heavier than that.
Now think about the ecological implications of
that...
The islands shown on the map in the supp. inf.
aren't all that small,
actually...