Tanystropheus Dinosaur Fiberglass Model

1. Introduction of Tanystropheus Dinosaur Fiberglass Model

Tanystropheus was once thought to have lived primarily in the water due to the fact that paleontologists thought the neck would have made the animal front heavy and so needed the water to support it. However, this argument is almost entirely incorrect. In 2015, Mark Witton concluded that, although the neck made up half of the entire animal's length, it made up only 20% of the entire animal's mass. In comparison, the heads and necks of members of the group Azhdarchidae made up almost 50% of the animal's mass, yet they were clearly land based carnivores. The animal is also poorly equipped for aquatic life, with the only adaptation being a lengthened fifth toe, which suggests that it visited the water some of the time, though was not wholly dependent on it. This same research has also shown that Tanystropheus would have hunted prey like a heron. This interpretation is supported by taphonomic evidence, which indicates that the preservation of Tanystropheus specimens is more similar to the terrestrial Macrocnemus than the aquatic Serpianosaurus where all three co-occur..

2. Specification of Tanystropheus Dinosaur Fiberglass Model

3. Details of Tanystropheus Dinosaur Fiberglass Model

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