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Post by arioch on Aug 24, 2011 21:50:12 GMT
There are rumours about Bakker recently working on the specimen and preparing a paper about it ( the one which shows scutes, croc scales on the belly AND quills on the back and tail. I guess its the same you´re talking about, because I ain´t heard of 2 "mummified" trikes..)
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Post by sid on Aug 24, 2011 21:52:38 GMT
Yea, those are male and female trikes. Thought I'd go with the Horner keratin head idea. Males have long spines coming from the posterior osteoderms and their heads are colored like hornbills/fender stratocasters. I have amazing photos of the mummy and I used them to sample skin textures and stamp them onto the models. Glad you like em, I had fun with those! DK Did... Did i read it right? Keratin head? Long spined epoccipitals? Just... WOW  The day i'll see that Trike mummy, it will be a very happy day! |
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Post by dinoguy2 on Aug 24, 2011 23:33:02 GMT
Yea, those are male and female trikes. Thought I'd go with the Horner keratin head idea. Males have long spines coming from the posterior osteoderms and their heads are colored like hornbills/fender stratocasters. I have amazing photos of the mummy and I used them to sample skin textures and stamp them onto the models. Glad you like em, I had fun with those! DK Did... Did i read it right? Keratin head? Long spined epoccipitals? Just... WOW The day i'll see that Trike mummy, it will be a very happy day! Somebody posted a close-up photo of the skin on Dinoforum a while back. But you might as well just watch this show because the skin on that CG model is identical!  |
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Post by krentz on Aug 25, 2011 0:14:31 GMT
Keratin head is a theory. That's all.
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Post by Blade-of-the-Moon on Aug 25, 2011 3:50:49 GMT
A Dinosaur colored after my favorite holiday..def WIN ! ;D
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Post by dinohunter000 on Aug 25, 2011 3:54:27 GMT
Lol Angie is such a happy person when it comes to dinosaurs. I've never seen so many smiley faces......scary. haha we all love 'em too!
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Post by Sparkleopteryx on Aug 25, 2011 4:25:42 GMT
If there was an animated dancing smiley I'd be having a conga line going on up in the entire forum, lol.
Dinosaurs are cool! And Halloween is the BEST HOLIDAY EVER!!!!
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Post by Blade-of-the-Moon on Aug 25, 2011 4:31:47 GMT
If there was an animated dancing smiley I'd be having a conga line going on up in the entire forum, lol. Dinosaurs are cool! And Halloween is the BEST HOLIDAY EVER!!!! AGREED 100% !!!!!! ;D |
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Post by paleoferroequine on Aug 25, 2011 4:43:00 GMT
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Post by Sparkleopteryx on Aug 25, 2011 4:59:21 GMT
O.M.G. You. Are. Awesome. HAHAHA! Dinosaurs Rule!!!! LOL! And Blade, Heck yeah!!!! ;D |
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Post by bfler on Aug 26, 2011 7:06:39 GMT
Another question:
Is it possible to watch the US discovery channel (free TV?), online via live stream? Here in Europe it is pay TV and for me the only possibility to watch the show would be to wait until someone put it into the net on Youtube or elsewhere.
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Post by dinohunter000 on Aug 26, 2011 13:54:38 GMT
I really hope they air Dinosaur Revolution on Sept. 4th here in Canada, sometimes we have to wait a good while before they air US Discovery Specials up north of the border :/
(Shark Week was a good week later than it was in the US! WTF! Lol)
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Post by camara on Aug 26, 2011 21:51:33 GMT
As I asked for Planet Dinosaur, do you know a way to watch Dinosaur Revolution outside the USA? Is there a web page where we can watch it streamed??
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Post by gwangi on Aug 27, 2011 0:16:34 GMT
I think that is something you'll likely find after the documentary airs. Unfortunately If I want to watch it I will also have to find it online or wait for the DVD.
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Post by dyscrasia on Aug 27, 2011 6:21:02 GMT
I've shown some footage, images and articles about DR of which I've obtained from here and the net to some fellow dino freaks, and their reactions were like WTF! What's wrong with the colors? Why are they so ugly? What's with the clapping hands? etc, etc.... Sadly, these folks 'still' consider the dinosaurs from the JP series as the most accurate and scientifically up to date  Anyways, since it obviously won't air here, I'm gonna purchase the DVD when its out... |
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Post by Horridus on Aug 27, 2011 13:41:38 GMT
Sadly, these folks 'still' consider the dinosaurs from the JP series as the most accurate and scientifically up to date Then they can't be proper dino freaks. Jurassic Park freaks, maybe... |
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Post by sid on Aug 27, 2011 14:25:18 GMT
But i'm BOTH a dino-fan and JP-fan... Problems? ;D
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Post by Blade-of-the-Moon on Aug 27, 2011 15:48:36 GMT
But i'm BOTH a dino-fan and JP-fan... Problems? ;D Same here ! ;D ..but really..to down all of that..they must REALLY be out of the paleo-loop. lol |
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Post by dyscrasia on Aug 27, 2011 16:25:06 GMT
I love the JP dinosaurs as well, but I've always considered them as movie monsters, and it kinda bugs me when ppl think they are (scientifically) accurately depicted..
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Post by sid on Aug 27, 2011 20:59:06 GMT
But i'm BOTH a dino-fan and JP-fan... Problems? ;D Same here ! ;D  To dyscrasia: frankly, i prefer to consider JP dinosaurs as "movie ANIMALS" rather than "monsters"... The term "monster" should only be applied to creatures completely made-up like Godzilla, Xenomorphs, Graboids and such IMHO. (oh well, that's the movie-nerd in me talkin' ;D) |
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