>>4970414
Why do you always make me repeat myself? Was it eucalypts or acacia growing at Morrison?

>As I've demonstrated many times all dinosaurs pronate their hands. All of them
>just gibberish when you use words however you want.
This has been explained to you many times. Every quadrupedal dinosaur pronates their hands, though typically at an angle. And what's worse is that Irenesauripus maclearni shows that Acrocanthosaurus did also. To quite an extreme degree in fact. Almost at a 90° angle. Not only that, it would appear that hadrosaurs and diplodocids could rotate their wrists somehow. And we know this because the tracks show it.
>>4970406 (You) #
>Again you're ignoring the paleobotanical information
>like pollen?
I'm not repeating myself on this issue a third time.
>monsoonal does not mean desert.
depends on the time of year
>>4970407 #
>They really are the same autistic schizophrenic aren’t they
he copies me, it's fine
>>4970411 (You) #
>Something like 90% of fossils from Morrison come from like three fucking quarries
>that you know of, yes
I'm not going to cover every tooth and piece of a knuckle that's been found from the Morrison. You know what I mean.
>>4970413 (You) #
>So are like the trees falling out of the clouds or...?
>where do Torvosaurus and Ceratosaurus come from? Where does Ankylosaurus come from?
If I remember correctly torvasaurs would have inhabited river channels, while ceratosaurus would have inhabited swamps. Ankylosaurs are exclusive to forests because they're fern specialists. They're also pretty rare at Morrison, which pretty strongly disproves the fern prairie hypothesis, since there should be ankylosaurs all over the fucking place if that were the case, and Nodosaurs do occur at Morrison.

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