rex and Allosaurus, they show scales for that part of the body (only small sections of preserved skin, there might be feathers elsewere), we have a mostly scaled Carnotaurus.

With all the new feathered dinosaurs, all the things we think we know are basically tossed into chaos. It's old an dirty and it's something I drew years ago, a proto feathered Coelophysis.

And why are there so many Giraffatitan skeletons and a dirth of Titanosaurs.? I'll have to see if I change my mind upon actually reading it ) Even I can see through that, we have a whopping 2 skeletons and one's just a head! I'm a bit disappointed, I was hoping for another PDW but this seems more of like an overview. And the reason GSP gives? We haven't found any adults of Jane the Nanotyrannus so she must be a juvenile T. There is a juvenile Tarbosaurus that looks nothing like her. All the 'lumping' seems a bit extensive, and I'm still not seeing Jane as a juvenile T. I've seen lots of different restorations of these animals and they don't look like that. stunted? The legs appear too short for several of the theropods and the heads look really big. Is is just me or do the new restorations look.

Paul's new book, haven't read it but flipped through it. Same thing here, only replace fish with ostrich mimic ) It might not be perfect, but I at least thought about it ) The predator eats the fish or shrimp and they also change color. My 'theory' for the color is based off of the flamingo and golden hammerhead, the prey (shrimp and fish,) eat a food item that causes their colors to change. Check out the last post for the specifics.

Nanosaur 2 first stage first persion