Re: Dinosaurs burrowed to keep warm

[Lee Hall <lhall@montana.edu>]

They could come from anywhere along the tail as the bones were so
jumbled, but with digging modifications it would make sense to see
them at the base, if anywhere, to help with stabilizing the hindlimbs.

Lee

On 3/20/07, Tim Williams <twilliams_alpha@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Lee Hall
>
> >No ossified tendons were found.
>
> There is certainly no tendon lattice in the tail, so this would help make
> the tail more flexible along most of its length.  The authors do mention
> that a "Few ossified tendons" were found.  Maybe these were from the base of
> the tail?
>
> Cheers
>
> Tim
>
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