Question about Dinosaurs

[Maximum Zersk]

I have a question about dinosaurs (or Pterosaur, etc.).

Which two (well-known, hopefully) species lived on opposite sides of the timeline (Triassic/Cretaceous, for example), or in completely different climates?

[Phase]

Oh Jegus, this is a lot to pick from.

There's always the obvious dichotomy of Eoraptor, one of the first (228 MYA), and Tyrannosaurus Rex, one of the last (65 MYA).

For climes, there's Monolophosarus, which lived in prehistoric antarctica, and Velociraptor, which lived in Mongolia.

If you want exceedingly well known, you can go for Plateosaurus, Late Triassic, and Tyrannosaurus. That'll land you the best conjunction of a big time gap and being well known.

[Maximum Zersk]

Oh Jegus, this is a lot to pick from.

There's always the obvious dichotomy of Eoraptor, one of the first (228 MYA), and Tyrannosaurus Rex, one of the last (65 MYA).

For climes, there's Monolophosarus, which lived in prehistoric antarctica, and Velociraptor, which lived in Mongolia.

If you want exceedingly well known, you can go for Plateosaurus, Late Triassic, and Tyrannosaurus. That'll land you the best conjunction of a big time gap and being well known.

Awesome, thanks! :smallbiggrin:

[Rawhide]

Just don't include this dinosaur (http://x45.xanga.com/d34f90f036d35266741737/o212769417.png), whatever you do.

[Maximum Zersk]

Just don't include this dinosaur (http://x45.xanga.com/d34f90f036d35266741737/o212769417.png), whatever you do.

:smallbiggrin: Don't worry, I won't.

[Bhu]

I've ben working on expanding my paleontology links if you want some

[Maximum Zersk]

I've ben working on expanding my paleontology links if you want some

While that would be awesome, I got what I was looking for. Thanks for the offer, anyway.

[horngeek]

Aww... I didn't get to mention the Qantassaurus (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qantassaurus) :smalltongue: