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in relation to the Allosaur pathologies - crocodiles, Komodo dragons, and smaller
I am assuming that crocs and Komodo dragons are heavy enough and
large enough to suffer the same sort of injuries under similar
circumstances that a big theropod experienced.
At what point does the weight of the animal start to really minimize
the danger of infected fractured bones, etc.? I wouldn't think a
roadrunner or chuckwalla would face the same sort of problems in this
regard . . .
Brian
" I haven't been this disappointed since the demise of toothed birds . . . "