Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD https://t.co/KNsdotDM9T https://t.co/VvZwj8545I https://t.co/tZWO2vLVlQ
Investigating the running abilities of using stress-constrained multibody dynamic analysis.
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The discussions heavily emphasize the scientific consensus that T. rex was too heavy to run fast, citing studies such as Sellers et al. 2017 and biomechanical analyses, with users referencing specific velocities and models. The tone is analytical and respectful, highlighting the technical depth of the research and its influence on paleontology debates.
Most discussions concur that the research supports the idea that Tyrannosaurus rex couldn't run at high speeds, aligning with the article's findings.
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- This study explores the running capabilities of a giant predatory dinosaur by combining biomechanical techniques—multibody dynamic analysis and skeletal stress analysis—to better estimate its top speed and understand its movement limitations.
- The findings suggest that, contrary to previous beliefs based on limb length, the dinosaur’s skeletal loads would be too high for true running, meaning it was likely limited to walking speeds.
- By using this multiphysics approach, the research provides more accurate predictions about dinosaur locomotion and challenges the idea that large bipedal dinosaurs were capable of high-speed pursuits, showcasing the value of integrated biomechanical analysis.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyAsí se movía el T. rex según los últimos estudios biomecánicos . . El paper: https://t.co/exLCqnHFdc https://t.co/rkg7rP0OIm
References: https://t.co/ybsMTSsomO https://t.co/R9S6daV8oJ https://t.co/cBpNIzXEpw https://t.co/PcMkg7Ra5V https://t.co/8YzxHtozvr https://t.co/nDrlx9jIoY
L'étude en question (T. rex incapable de courir): https://t.co/nh9cM7jIiF
#地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex using stress-constrained multibody dynamic analysis." 著者] William I. Sellers, et al. (2017) https://t.co/5oBeeANXen https://t.co/4fS98GzwDi
文献 Blanco & Mazzetta (2001) https://t.co/b53DikovBT Reolid et al. (2021) https://t.co/bbDeaI8qt6 Sellers, et al. (2017) https://t.co/2chF5hpF9T Therrien and Henderson (2007) https://t.co/VezH4Rpq32
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Assessing the Running Abilities of Tyrannosaurus Rex Based on Biomechanical Analysis
This video explores whether Tyrannosaurus rex could run by analyzing limb and body dimensions through computational modeling, informing our understanding of its locomotion, growth, and behavior.
@BobJenkinsfr @DudespostingWs https://t.co/9uGzT4ihfK here's your source
@SpikyGamer99 @LocalBateman By just being big. It’s pretty certain that the legs could not sustain a running gait https://t.co/qWpTsOVq3P
RT @JohnRHutchinson: Dynamic simulation of T. rex suggests it could only walk, not run, lest it break its leg bones: https://t.co/0PodfThWh…
@miniapeur @SteveBrusatte @KingChar1esIV @PrincessAiraB @Chalkologist @InvertebratePal @raheem07183 I use direct collocation & mathematical optimization for my simulations (so not ML I think), like here: https://t.co/D0H3sH5Dnk Bill Sellers uses ML for his biomechanical models (eg https://t.co/B5Yhy9a15N), essentially so they "learn" how to move.
@p0quess1ng @filan_v5 What has been scientifically published on T. rex does not support the model of a long-distance pursuit predator. It's a ~9 ton animal that could not enter an airborne phase during locomotion. See Sellers et al 2017. https://t.co/LbbDADAft8
RT @Guanlong_wucaii: #地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex usi…
RT @Guanlong_wucaii: #地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex usi…
RT @Guanlong_wucaii: #地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex usi…
RT @Guanlong_wucaii: #地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex usi…
RT @Guanlong_wucaii: #地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex usi…
#地球ドラマチック シリーズ 恐竜アドベンチャー 第3話 ティラノサウルスの真実 番組で紹介された研究はコチラ "Investigating the running abilities of Tyrannosaurus rex using stress-constrained multibody dynamic analysis." 著者] William I. Sellers, et al. (2017) https://t.co/5oBeeANXen https://t.co/4fS98GzwDi
@Dave_Hone Really cool sequence with @peterfalkingham’s and his cool research, love the ostrich tracking. The run cycle is from @wisellers GaitSym, I built the skeletal model. Our paper is here: https://t.co/YllvEqoYap
文献 Blanco & Mazzetta (2001) https://t.co/b53DikovBT Reolid et al. (2021) https://t.co/bbDeaI8qt6 Sellers, et al. (2017) https://t.co/2chF5hpF9T Therrien and Henderson (2007) https://t.co/VezH4Rpq32
RT @gladeolie: #Tyrannosaurus running speed https://t.co/AJiAPavbuG via @PeerJLife
#Tyrannosaurus running speed https://t.co/AJiAPavbuG via @PeerJLife
L'étude en question (T. rex incapable de courir): https://t.co/nh9cM7jIiF
References: https://t.co/ybsMTSsomO https://t.co/R9S6daV8oJ https://t.co/cBpNIzXEpw https://t.co/PcMkg7Ra5V https://t.co/8YzxHtozvr https://t.co/nDrlx9jIoY
@dmarthal Closest thing: https://t.co/0PodfT0kTd
@_TomoyoSakagami https://t.co/ON0ie1ucZw
@FossilLocator Almost certainly not - they couldn't even RUN more than 12 mph without breaking their legs. https://t.co/dK5WihS9TJ
RT @Daniajinn: Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD http…
RT @Daniajinn: Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD http…
RT @Daniajinn: Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD http…
RT @Daniajinn: Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD http…
RT @Daniajinn: Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD http…
Y aquí los enlaces a los artículos científicos: https://t.co/3yhrcaQv91 https://t.co/XtawbLQDC8 https://t.co/nXhymKpeRD https://t.co/KNsdotDM9T https://t.co/VvZwj8545I https://t.co/tZWO2vLVlQ
Tyrannosaurus running speed https://t.co/8tqfHG8EaS via @PeerJLife
Tyrannosaurus running speed https://t.co/cwpGrQhq7V via @thePeerJ
恐竜の走行速度に関する研究について、最近のはどんなかんじかな?と思ってちょっとティラノサウルスの走行についての記事を読んでます
@BrianUmberger This is probably too far from a clinical application, but I really like Sellers et al 2017 (https://t.co/mWXPaXiGcw), where they combine an MBDA model with & Euler-Bernoulli beam theory to rule out very fast running gaits for Tyrannosaurus rex
Paper here: https://t.co/YllvEqoYap
@SinuheDiogenes @AgarthaEmma Sobre el tema de biomecánica… es un campo de estudio muy interesante. Se realizan estudios serios, mucho mejores que las locas ideas de cualquier charlatán chiflado. https://t.co/adZ5Ycq0hS https://t.co/5mUMQagFxI
@PVTprofessional Do you mean this one? https://t.co/8RmqlHgBWz
RT @fedkukso: El T. rex era demasiado pesado como para correr. Según estimaciones solo podía alcanzar alrededor de 19 km por hora. ➡️ htt…
Así se movía el T. rex según los últimos estudios biomecánicos . . El paper: https://t.co/exLCqnHFdc https://t.co/rkg7rP0OIm
El T. rex era demasiado pesado como para correr. Según estimaciones solo podía alcanzar alrededor de 19 km por hora. ➡️ https://t.co/exLCqnHFdc https://t.co/X3EzTNigWO
A later study showed that even 11m/s would have been too fast as its bones would have shattered under the pressure. More likely it was only able to run ~6m/s. Good chance it was a speed-walking animal. https://t.co/7QOv0looYG
@Benris84 " Figure 3A shows the maximum velocities achieved, which peaks at a speed of 7.7 ms−1 for the high stress limit conditions", from the actual paper: https://t.co/HWAVO6vLkY Another paper, roughly from the same time, also mentions 17 mph: https://t.co/fnKzLUMsw4
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