Os músculos mandibulares não se fixam em toda a fenestra supratemporal (o buraco no topo do crânio). Tem um espaço ali que #cientistas descobriram ser preenchido por gordura e vasos sanguíneos. É aí que vem o 'tcham'. 2/4 Fonte: https://t.co/INDZl1JGgd https://t.co/XD4X7WPPfv
The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs.
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The discussions reflect a mix of curiosity and recognition of the study's significance, with posts mentioning how skull features might have served purposes beyond muscle attachment, like cooling and vascular functions. Words such as 'amazing reconstruction,' 'scientific behind,' and 'new interpretations' demonstrate respect and engagement, though a few comments are more casual, indicating a moderate perceived impact on the field.
Most discussions recognize the significance of the article in advancing understanding of dinosaur skull anatomy, with some posts highlighting new interpretations of skull openings and their functions.
The overall tone shows curiosity about the anatomical features and their implications, driven by posts referencing specific skull structures like the frontoparietal fossa and dorsotemporal fenestra.
Several discussions include references to the methodology and functional implications, such as heat regulation, indicating some level of deep engagement with the content.
While the posts suggest the article could influence future research and reconstructions, the overall impact perception is moderate, as some comments are casual or speculative, rather than emphasizing transformative effects.
Abstract in brief
- The study examines the frontoparietal fossa and dorsotemporal fenestra in archosaurs, suggesting that these skull features were more likely associated with vascular and soft tissues rather than muscle attachments.
- It challenges previous beliefs that these fossae primarily supported jaw muscles, providing evidence that they were probably related to blood vessels and fat tissues, based on anatomical imaging and live imaging techniques.
- The findings imply that nonavian dinosaurs had the anatomical infrastructure to support important vascular structures on their skulls, which has implications for understanding their physiology and skull evolution.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskySome #skull openings in dinos may have functioned as cooling device. Holliday et al 2019 @AnatRecord The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs https://t.co/p0GhmJ3z53 https://t.co/ftyEJCsblr
Happy #FossilFriday! Tyrannosaurs were hotheaded - read all about this recent @JurassicFDN-supported research here: https://t.co/1BfSeCecCz https://t.co/n6PY90IEws
The frontoparietal fossa and dorsotemporal fenestra of archosaurs and their significance for interpretations of vascular and muscular anatomy in dinosaurs - Holliday - - The Anatomical Record - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/FXSzFGczJd
This image is apparently related to a paper about how the T. rex managed heat, and not (as I hoped) a poster for a movie called Attack of The Dinosaur Demons (Illustration courtesy Brian Engh, https://t.co/IvUuqV5BaN) https://t.co/oP5pN55Rlg
Paper 1 here: https://t.co/65GFWx3c1P.
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@TheCentralObse1 @R1ch4rd20032022 @DinoDJ14 Yet another thing to consider: https://t.co/9wrkgMlFGy
RT @CRCpaleos: ARTÍCULO ORIGINAL (acceso abierto) The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance…
ARTÍCULO ORIGINAL (acceso abierto) The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs https://t.co/hhDl8BVeoX via @AnatomyOrg https://t.co/EaEP6h4YRu
RT @VertEvo: Some #skull openings in dinos may have functioned as cooling device. Holliday et al 2019 @AnatRecord The Frontoparietal Fossa…
RT @VertEvo: Some #skull openings in dinos may have functioned as cooling device. Holliday et al 2019 @AnatRecord The Frontoparietal Fossa…
RT @VertEvo: Some #skull openings in dinos may have functioned as cooling device. Holliday et al 2019 @AnatRecord The Frontoparietal Fossa…
RT @VertEvo: Some #skull openings in dinos may have functioned as cooling device. Holliday et al 2019 @AnatRecord The Frontoparietal Fossa…
Some #skull openings in dinos may have functioned as cooling device. Holliday et al 2019 @AnatRecord The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs https://t.co/p0GhmJ3z53 https://t.co/ftyEJCsblr
Paper 1 here: https://t.co/65GFWx3c1P.
RT @ccostah: Os músculos mandibulares não se fixam em toda a fenestra supratemporal (o buraco no topo do crânio). Tem um espaço ali que #ci…
RT @ccostah: Os músculos mandibulares não se fixam em toda a fenestra supratemporal (o buraco no topo do crânio). Tem um espaço ali que #ci…
RT @ccostah: Os músculos mandibulares não se fixam em toda a fenestra supratemporal (o buraco no topo do crânio). Tem um espaço ali que #ci…
Os músculos mandibulares não se fixam em toda a fenestra supratemporal (o buraco no topo do crânio). Tem um espaço ali que #cientistas descobriram ser preenchido por gordura e vasos sanguíneos. É aí que vem o 'tcham'. 2/4 Fonte: https://t.co/INDZl1JGgd https://t.co/XD4X7WPPfv
The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs by Casey M. Holliday, William Ruger Porter, Kent A. Vliet, Lawrence M. Witmer https://t.co/J0DMbV8O95 https://t.co/JrDGrsu1gY
RT @JurassicFDN: Happy #FossilFriday! Tyrannosaurs were hotheaded - read all about this recent @JurassicFDN-supported research here: https:…
RT @JurassicFDN: Happy #FossilFriday! Tyrannosaurs were hotheaded - read all about this recent @JurassicFDN-supported research here: https:…
RT @JurassicFDN: Happy #FossilFriday! Tyrannosaurs were hotheaded - read all about this recent @JurassicFDN-supported research here: https:…
RT @JurassicFDN: Happy #FossilFriday! Tyrannosaurs were hotheaded - read all about this recent @JurassicFDN-supported research here: https:…
Happy #FossilFriday! Tyrannosaurs were hotheaded - read all about this recent @JurassicFDN-supported research here: https://t.co/1BfSeCecCz https://t.co/n6PY90IEws
@JacksonWheat1 the two that aren't creationist sources are as follows: https://t.co/VuxIo4IHYV. and this one, Holliday, C. M. et al. 2019. The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs.
RT @CrocHolliday: You can find our paper on dinosaur skull roof anatomy and physiology at @anatomyjournal https://t.co/qEa5ZD65C1 https://t…
RT @asahi_kankyo: ティラノサウルスの頭蓋骨にあった穴は脳を冷やす放熱用だった?ワニを赤外線カメラで撮影、検証した論文 The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and…
RT @paleont_kt: 【修正】 ご指摘いただきました。引用した論文、古いものでした。正しくはこちらですね(有料)。 https://t.co/fmQS33me4u ご指摘、感謝いたします。
RT @paleont_kt: 【修正】 ご指摘いただきました。引用した論文、古いものでした。正しくはこちらですね(有料)。 https://t.co/fmQS33me4u ご指摘、感謝いたします。
【修正】 ご指摘いただきました。引用した論文、古いものでした。正しくはこちらですね(有料)。 https://t.co/fmQS33me4u ご指摘、感謝いたします。
RT @asahi_kankyo: ティラノサウルスの頭蓋骨にあった穴は脳を冷やす放熱用だった?ワニを赤外線カメラで撮影、検証した論文 The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and…
ティラノサウルスの頭蓋骨にあった穴は脳を冷やす放熱用だった?ワニを赤外線カメラで撮影、検証した論文 The Frontoparietal Fossa and Dorsotemporal Fenestra of Archosaurs and Their Significance for Interpretations of Vascular and Muscular Anatomy in Dinosaurs https://t.co/Q1B0LNHApN
RT @CrocHolliday: You can find our paper on dinosaur skull roof anatomy and physiology at @anatomyjournal https://t.co/qEa5ZD65C1 https://t…
RT @CrocHolliday: You can find our paper on dinosaur skull roof anatomy and physiology at @anatomyjournal https://t.co/qEa5ZD65C1 https://t…
RT @CrocHolliday: You can find our paper on dinosaur skull roof anatomy and physiology at @anatomyjournal https://t.co/qEa5ZD65C1 https://t…
@ConversationEDU Meanwhile, another paper argues archosaurs use their "frontoparietal fossa" to regulate heat rather than for muscle attachment. Basically, you should be wary of the idiom "I need that like a hole in the head." https://t.co/zkPC0FpTFd
RT @CrocHolliday: You can find our paper on dinosaur skull roof anatomy and physiology at @anatomyjournal https://t.co/qEa5ZD65C1 https://t…
RT @CrocHolliday: You can find our paper on dinosaur skull roof anatomy and physiology at @anatomyjournal https://t.co/qEa5ZD65C1 https://t…
@CrocHolliday @BrianEngh_Art And go read the paper to learn about the science behind this amazing reconstruction! https://t.co/QeN84dYCPu
This image is apparently related to a paper about how the T. rex managed heat, and not (as I hoped) a poster for a movie called Attack of The Dinosaur Demons (Illustration courtesy Brian Engh, https://t.co/IvUuqV5BaN) https://t.co/oP5pN55Rlg
Los chismosos de la paleontología dicen que ahora se harán reconstrucciones de los grandes terópodos con estructuras parecidas a crestas, el T. rex era un pollo gigante. https://t.co/9icgbEMhdm #Dinosaurs #paleontology
The frontoparietal fossa and dorsotemporal fenestra of archosaurs and their significance for interpretations of vascular and muscular anatomy in dinosaurs - Holliday - - The Anatomical Record - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/FXSzFGczJd