Mentions
Extended reach
Total likes
Video views
AI synopsis
The discussions reveal a strong interest in the detailed anatomy of dinosaurs, with comments supporting the reconstruction findings, such as references to muscle studies and the accuracy of different illustrations, while some posts question certain interpretations of cheek structures and jaw muscles. The tone is inquisitive and analytical, reflecting respect for the research but also critical engagement with its implications.
Most discussions reflect support or acceptance of the new cranial musculature reconstructions, especially around implications for understanding dinosaur feeding mechanisms.
Many posts demonstrate a high level of curiosity and engagement with topics like jaw muscles, cheek coverage, and anatomical details, showing strong interest.
Users actively reference scientific studies, ask questions, and compare reconstructions, indicating thoughtful participation.
While some posts question specifics like muscle attachment sites, overall, the discussion suggests that the publication advances understanding but has a moderate influence on broader views.
@drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. https://t.co/6pq5szwEd9 https://t.co/s5MvMQbg0a https://t.co/IPiYr0GHXW
@TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks/pseudo cheeks on ceratopsian? I, been curious about the idea of ceratopsians having them for, awhile now. https://t.co/2DTVAqV3Lt https://t.co/0jpBzdXce7
@Sketchy_raptor Some more references used: The exquisitely preserved integument of Psittacosaurus and the scaly skin of ceratopsian dinosaurs New Reconstruction of Cranial Musculature in Ornithischian Dinosaurs: Implications for Feeding Mechanisms and Buccal Anatomy
Oh! https://t.co/Ndx9EhN1nr
@Ahkahna @origamiPete Yes! These are the external mandibular adductors. You can see where one of them inserts on the mandible just behind the jugal hornlet. There's lots more detail on the jaw musculature in @Vert_Anatomist's work here: https://t.co/ckluWZgYIK
@dinocan2018 Nabavizadeh (2020) https://t.co/zLjezHJK9T のFig. 9のBが役に立つと思います！
24 years after airing, we assess the scientific accuracy of Spirits of the Ice Forest. Join us as we analyze the episode's factual and fictional elements based on current paleontological research.
A recent study on an Edmontosaurus mummy reveals that soft tissue preservation can occur without extreme conditions like rapid burial. This specimen shows well-preserved skin and nails, indicating that desiccation and…
This video provides an in-depth analysis of the Stegosaurus species, focusing on its anatomy and paleontological significance, supported by recent research on its cranial musculature and armor.
This review explores the 2022 PNSO Museum Line Torosaurus duo, Aubrey and Dabie, comparing them with other ceratopsians. It also discusses recent research on cranial musculature and buccal anatomy in ornithischian…
@Basilo_tyrannus ↑の研究はヘテロドントサウルスに限らず、植物食恐竜を広く扱っていますね。 ちなみに2018年には頬を否定する研究も出ています。 "New Reconstruction of Cranial Musculature in Ornithischian Dinosaurs: Implications for Feeding Mechanisms and Buccal Anatomy" https://t.co/HArLdkilwO https://t.co/Umf8SczhvE
@dinocan2018 Nabavizadeh (2020) https://t.co/zLjezHJK9T のFig. 9のBが役に立つと思います！
@Paleonyx_Art @Waxosaurus As far as I know the after pic is more accurate, with the associated minimal cheek coverage. The only reason mammals have cheeks that extend so far towards the front of their muzzles is to be able to suckle https://t.co/mScwm1k3JO
@Sketchy_raptor Some more references used: The exquisitely preserved integument of Psittacosaurus and the scaly skin of ceratopsian dinosaurs New Reconstruction of Cranial Musculature in Ornithischian Dinosaurs: Implications for Feeding Mechanisms and Buccal Anatomy
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
RT @DSRovinsky: @drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. ht…
@drkcircles4lyfe @gatorstooth Remember dinosaurs aren't mammals! That jugal horn is NOT the origination for a masseter. https://t.co/6pq5szwEd9 https://t.co/s5MvMQbg0a https://t.co/IPiYr0GHXW
RT @carmelosaurus: @TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks…
RT @carmelosaurus: @TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks…
RT @carmelosaurus: @TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks…
RT @carmelosaurus: @TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks…
RT @carmelosaurus: @TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks…
RT @carmelosaurus: @TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks…
@TetZoo @AppleTVPlus I have a quick question if you don’t mind me asking what are, your opinion or observation of cheeks/pseudo cheeks on ceratopsian? I, been curious about the idea of ceratopsians having them for, awhile now. https://t.co/2DTVAqV3Lt https://t.co/0jpBzdXce7
@KingRexy328 There was a muscle study done in 2018 that reassessed the way jaw muscles in ornithischian dinosaurs are reconstructed and concluded that there weren’t any muscle attachment sites on their jaws that would suggest “cheeks”. https://t.co/zoJWn6XQSo
@Ahkahna @origamiPete Yes! These are the external mandibular adductors. You can see where one of them inserts on the mandible just behind the jugal hornlet. There's lots more detail on the jaw musculature in @Vert_Anatomist's work here: https://t.co/ckluWZgYIK
Oh! https://t.co/Ndx9EhN1nr
@kamonomana 超遅レスですが、植物食恐竜の場合。顎関節よりも咬合面が上がったことでできた下顎の外側面には、M. adductor mandibulae externus （外下顎内転筋）が幅広く付着できたのではないかという復元がなされています。まさに咬筋を上下ひっくり返したようなベクトルですよね？ https://t.co/2egG13AIvu https://t.co/z5HTfQrFLx
DR
C
TC
DC
DD
加恐
冠諸
TP
S
W
V
OW
F
EW
T
CS
A
RP
AL
SN
E
DS
S
A
DN
PS
中古