Carnivorous Struthiomimus?

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Alphadino65

MemberTriceratopsMarch 31, 20195352 Views3 Replies

An article from the National Post has reported a new discovery about a recent Struthiomimus skeleton uncovered in Alberta: the dinosaur had dromaeosaur-like teeth! Apparently, it wasn't toothless after all!

This sheds new light onto Struthiomimus' dietary habits and behaviour; it has been believed it was at most an omnivorous species, and its hands couldn't grasp.

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TheLazyFishApril 16, 2019

Couldn't wait 3 more hours, could you XD

If people weren't lazy, we wouldn't try to be efficient. If we weren't efficient, we'd never get anything done.

Alphadino65
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Alphadino65April 17, 2019

I posted this just after midnight. The clock on this site is about 3 hours slow.

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TheLazyFishApril 18, 2019

Actually, it's in Pacific Standard Time, so I guess it doesn't recognize other time zones

If people weren't lazy, we wouldn't try to be efficient. If we weren't efficient, we'd never get anything done.

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