US EditionScientists Believe Birds’ Skulls Reveal Inner Lives of Long-Extinct Dinosaurs
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An international team of researchers, led by paleontologist Steve Brusatte from the University of Edinburgh, searches the skulls of birds for clues about the cognitive capabilities of dinosaurs...
Scientists Believe Birds’ Skulls Reveal Inner Lives of Long-Extinct Dinosaurs
Archyde Scientists have identified a direct neuroanatomical link between modern bird skull morphology and the cognitive capabilities of extinct theropod dinosaurs, revealing that avian brain structure—particularly the enlarged wulst and optic ... Read More The post Scientists Believe Birds’ Skulls Reveal Inner Lives of Long-Extinct Dinosaurs appeared first on Archyde.
Scientists believe they have a chance of solving the mystery of what was going on inside the head of the T-rex dinosaur based on findings from another species: birds. More...
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