Did the camarosaurus have a mullet?

this thread rocks!

Look out the window. You'll see them migrating south for the winter.

/hot

I was just thinking of this very issue that other day... If birds fly south for the winter, and they descended from dinos, its quite likely that dinos also migrated during cold months.

T.rex: I was just thinking of this very issue that other day... If birds fly south for the winter, and they descended from dinos, its quite likely that dinos also migrated during cold months.

Think less of cold months and more of dry seasons.

Dinodork: T.rex: I was just thinking of this very issue that other day... If birds fly south for the winter, and they descended from dinos, its quite likely that dinos also migrated during cold months.

Think less of cold months and more of dry seasons.

cool. i didn't read the article... But what about the flying dinos? i bet they migrated due to weather.

T.rex: Dinodork: T.rex: I was just thinking of this very issue that other day... If birds fly south for the winter, and they descended from dinos, its quite likely that dinos also migrated during cold months.

Think less of cold months and more of dry seasons.

cool. i didn't read the article... But what about the flying dinos? i bet they migrated due to weather.

If by flying dinos, you mean Pterosaurs (which aren't actually dinosaurs) they certainly did migrate, however the reason why is still not known. The temperature was fairly stable (as can be shown by analyzing oxygen isotope ratios in invertebrates) with only obvious fluctuations at the poles due to the whole 3 solid months of no sunlight thing still.