Dinosaurs V : Ornithischia - Hadrosaurs
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Illustrations by Satoshi Kawasaki
0:00 Introduction
0:23 Neornithischia
2:03 Clypeodonta
2:28 Ornithopoda
3:51 Iguanodontia
7:48 Hadrosauroidea
9:20 Hadrosauridae
9:44 Saurolophinae
14:16 Lambeosaurinae 
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These so happens to be my favorite dinosaur family species
Quite among the most underrated groups
These are my favourites, especially Parasaurolophus.
Anthöny Pain the best paleoart, and i love your animals.
Actually , the illustrations come to satoshi Kawasaki
Edit : sorry for reply late
6:11 *and may have focused on plants too tough for other species to tackle and may have focused on plants too tough for other species to tackle*
16:09 perfect timing
Can you make a speculative evolution part 3 pls
14:02 Deinosuchus is back
14:41 Tsinataosaurus looks sci fi themed for some reason
모든 공룡들의 똑같은 진화 파트 05: 조각류 - 하드로사우루스류
What is about spinosaurs family
Parasaurolophus is my favourite dinosaur
Anthony pain cuando subes los nuevos vídeos de los orinitopodos la tercera parte ?
I went to a museum and i saw a bigger corythosaurus
That bigger corythosaurus was actually "Magnapaulia"
When will you do the next part about the dinosaurs?
Please 😺😍 make A video on part 6 about dinosaurs😻. Because I would like to mnie more about The evolution of the rthropods.
Daynasour is cute ❤❤
Anthony Pain your work is amazing my congratulations
Bad news, one of your dinosaur videos got affected by coppa.
part 3 plzz
And it may have focused on plants too tough for other species to tackle and **may have focused on plants too tough for other species to tackle**.
I like olorotitan
any info on ornithiscian dinosaurs from africa? particulary the albian/cenomanian time period?
No not so far even among professional palaeontologists
I have John “jack” Horner’s book with Kieron Pim
At 3:14 There was flowering plants in the age of dinosaurs!?
Thank you Art for your information.
Probably what led to their dwindling numbers. They were going extinct already when the meteor hit.
Yep, since the cretaceous period
@@hmpz36911 literally the exact opposite from the truth but okay
@@goodsolonius7305 Please stop lying.
7:22 where I can find that image which artist ?
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have no much dinos in the southern hemisphere
It's mainly due to the lack of clean remains. As the northern continents are less active with volcanos and shifts. Also, are more presently developed then those in the southern. With some exceptions. But there is a lot of reasons why southern continents aren't good at preserving fossils.
I don't know, but perhaps in the southern hemisphere have less sedimentary rocks
And the diversity in northern was bigger with several groups who no have in south like Hadrosaurids, Ceratopsidae, Pachycephalosauria and several theropods like Oviraptoridae and Therizinosauridae
In the south are basicly some theropods and sauropods only
There were a sh*t load of dinosaurs there
willinakaquees argentina ?
Either Vimeo or DTube is your best option if RUclips (maybe) terminates your channel on December 10th.
So my "friendly" neighborhood creationist is really bad at understanding deep time. Anything more than a few thousand years is too much for him to comprehend.
Recently he tried to convince me the biblical flood really happened. I asked him what happened to the dinosaurs, did Noah brought them onto the ark or leave them behind?
Apparently the dinosaurs were on the ark but went extinct right after the flood ended because "the environment changed too much for them to survive".
I asked him "so what was the point in saving them if they died out anyway?". He got really angry. 😂
LOL
+Profezor Snayp my condolences that you've to deal with an actual - alive creationist
@@thedoruk6324 It's not as bad as it seems, he's a source for endless entertainment.
@@ProfezorSnayp nice
Yes, I will and yes, he still does, sometimes.
1:03 he said a instead of o and he didn't said saurus
Ugrunaaluk is Dubious