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One Bone Is Enough to Measure a Prehistoric Reptile
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It is now possible to estimate in a robust way the size of a prehistoric marine reptile from only one of its bones. Professor Valentin Fischer and his team from the EDDy Lab (Evolution & Diversity Dynamics Lab) (ULiège) have developed equations that correlate different bones with the total length of these great predators of the dinosaur era. What better to understand their ecology, but also their extinction. Dispersed bones The marine reptiles o…
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