TRIASSIC PERIOD. Animals size comparison and data. Paleoart
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Date: 2024-01-04
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I-ve created an alien planet, named meander. It-s a super-earth 1. 6x larger than earth and has an atmosphere of hydrogen sulphide, nitrogen, water vapor, and carbon dioxide. It is currently going through a similar situation to Triassic earth, as it too had just gone through a massive extinction event thought to be caused by a massive astroid impact. Only the hardiest scavengers survived, and 20 million years later, have gone through a diversification explosion and have evolved into strange life forms. One notable survivor was the meanderian cucumber; a sea cucumber-like creature that-s actually a colony of hundreds of different individuals, each having their own duties. Their main predators have all gone extinct, so they have diversified into many new niches that they-ve never inhabited before.
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I-ve created an alien planet, named meander. It-s a super-earth 1. 6x larger than earth and has an atmosphere of hydrogen sulphide, nitrogen, water vapor, and carbon dioxide. It is currently going through a similar situation to Triassic earth, as it too had just gone through a massive extinction event thought to be caused by a massive astroid impact. Only the hardiest scavengers survived, and 20 million years later, have gone through a diversification explosion and have evolved into strange life forms. One notable survivor was the meanderian cucumber; a sea cucumber-like creature that-s actually a colony of hundreds of different individuals, each having their own duties. Their main predators have all gone extinct, so they have diversified into many new niches that they-ve never inhabited before.
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-noname-fj1pw
its kind of funny that Lisowicia (non-mammal synapsid) thrive getting big as elephant in the world archosaur & low oxigen environment (Triassic's Earth. They just extinct after bird like archosaur (dinosaur) start to diverse.
I always want to know what kind of respiratory system early synapsid like Lisowicia have. It is just like lung of modern mammal or have some kind different style of lung?
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its kind of funny that Lisowicia (non-mammal synapsid) thrive getting big as elephant in the world archosaur & low oxigen environment (Triassic's Earth. They just extinct after bird like archosaur (dinosaur) start to diverse.
I always want to know what kind of respiratory system early synapsid like Lisowicia have. It is just like lung of modern mammal or have some kind different style of lung?
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-Jakspetter
Great video! I'm very interested in the Triassic period, and I'm planning to make a game about it, so this video is very useful. It's just that the sizes of Coelophysis, Diademodon and Tawa isn't really accurate? At least not what I've seen, maybe you used some more accurate sites? Anyways keep up the work! I really want a part 2 of this!
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Great video! I'm very interested in the Triassic period, and I'm planning to make a game about it, so this video is very useful. It's just that the sizes of Coelophysis, Diademodon and Tawa isn't really accurate? At least not what I've seen, maybe you used some more accurate sites? Anyways keep up the work! I really want a part 2 of this!
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if you every decide to add more animals here are a few to reference
Gojirasaurus: largest therapod dinosaur in Triassic
Fasolasuchus: Largest Terrestrial carnivore of the Triassic, belonging to Rauisuchia
Lessemsaurus: a small early sauropods from the privative family of Lessemsauridae
Mastodonsaurus: a giant amphibian predator
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if you every decide to add more animals here are a few to reference
Gojirasaurus: largest therapod dinosaur in Triassic
Fasolasuchus: Largest Terrestrial carnivore of the Triassic, belonging to Rauisuchia
Lessemsaurus: a small early sauropods from the privative family of Lessemsauridae
Mastodonsaurus: a giant amphibian predator
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-texanoman7191
I can see why the animals in this era were bizarre. The Permian extinction was, obviously, recent when these animals first appeared, so life was struggling to get back up.
Another thing I want to point out: the Dinosaurs didn't dominate the whole Triassic period. They started rising during the late Triassic period.
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I can see why the animals in this era were bizarre. The Permian extinction was, obviously, recent when these animals first appeared, so life was struggling to get back up.
Another thing I want to point out: the Dinosaurs didn't dominate the whole Triassic period. They started rising during the late Triassic period.
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-joelara4637
Good video although don't appreciate the representation of Plateosaurus with feathers ( as far as I know although I may be wrong dinosaurs with feathers were only found in the Jurassic/Cretaceous period ) it's also amazing how the Synapsids decreased quantitatively/qualitatively while the Diapsids bloomed
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Good video although don't appreciate the representation of Plateosaurus with feathers ( as far as I know although I may be wrong dinosaurs with feathers were only found in the Jurassic/Cretaceous period ) it's also amazing how the Synapsids decreased quantitatively/qualitatively while the Diapsids bloomed
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-catpoke9557
Longisquama makes me wonder when feathers REALLY evolved. Was it really with the archosaurs as people believe, or was it before? Because longisquama's scales really do seem like some primitive form of feathers. Could be that it evolved its own feathers independently, though.
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Longisquama makes me wonder when feathers REALLY evolved. Was it really with the archosaurs as people believe, or was it before? Because longisquama's scales really do seem like some primitive form of feathers. Could be that it evolved its own feathers independently, though.
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la gente tiene muy generalizado que el mesozoico es todo dinosaurios, pero wow, no me imaginaba yo tampoco que hubiese incluso mas animales diferentes que dinosaurios
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la gente tiene muy generalizado que el mesozoico es todo dinosaurios, pero wow, no me imaginaba yo tampoco que hubiese incluso mas animales diferentes que dinosaurios
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-fecund_nexus
these are particularly. fantastical. is there a scientific reason for such extremes of physical characteristics, or did you just curate a diverse bestiary?
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these are particularly. fantastical. is there a scientific reason for such extremes of physical characteristics, or did you just curate a diverse bestiary?
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Triassic period is arguably the most overlooked and underrated of the Dinosaur era, as some dinosaurs and creatures of that time deserve more recognition.
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Triassic period is arguably the most overlooked and underrated of the Dinosaur era, as some dinosaurs and creatures of that time deserve more recognition.
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-EpikPlaneFan
When i saw tanystropheus i thought it was a sauropod relative then i searched it up and found out it was basically nothosaurus and now i love it
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When i saw tanystropheus i thought it was a sauropod relative then i searched it up and found out it was basically nothosaurus and now i love it
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-treegaming4606
Desmestosuchus it's not a primitive dinosaurs or crocodile because it's actually a archosaurs and it's mistake by infamous Ankylosaur.
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Desmestosuchus it's not a primitive dinosaurs or crocodile because it's actually a archosaurs and it's mistake by infamous Ankylosaur.
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-SaltySteff
Herrerasaurus is one of my favourite prehistoric animals. To think it existed 165 million years before t-rex and triceratops blows my mind
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Herrerasaurus is one of my favourite prehistoric animals. To think it existed 165 million years before t-rex and triceratops blows my mind
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-eybaza6018
The fact that this video now has 252k views, and that the end-Permian mass exitinction happened 252 million years ago is. fitting tbh.
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The fact that this video now has 252k views, and that the end-Permian mass exitinction happened 252 million years ago is. fitting tbh.
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fun-facts
Ah yes the Triassic one of the many times of when a catastrophe makes many living things look like the result of evolution being drunk
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Ah yes the Triassic one of the many times of when a catastrophe makes many living things look like the result of evolution being drunk
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-fermintenava5911
The Triassic really must have been a dramatic time, to produce such weird body proportions and several bipedal species.
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The Triassic really must have been a dramatic time, to produce such weird body proportions and several bipedal species.
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-Compsognathus09
The Triassic is probably in my opinion my favorite and most fascinating time period.
Keep up your awesome work.
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The Triassic is probably in my opinion my favorite and most fascinating time period.
Keep up your awesome work.
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-Paka1918
You missed the Mastodonsaurus. The triassic was the time of big temnospondylids.
Make a carboniferous video, please.
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You missed the Mastodonsaurus. The triassic was the time of big temnospondylids.
Make a carboniferous video, please.
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-treegaming4606
Wow the Lystrosaurus are bigger than average
My favorite it's Tawa, Herrerasaurus, Silesaurus and Plateosaurus.
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Wow the Lystrosaurus are bigger than average
My favorite it's Tawa, Herrerasaurus, Silesaurus and Plateosaurus.
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-insaneedoko999
Tanyatropheus is huge! --- Holy batballs it huge! Then how big would Tanaconda from chaos effect be then? ---
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Tanyatropheus is huge! --- Holy batballs it huge! Then how big would Tanaconda from chaos effect be then? ---
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-jimcarter4497
I did not know herrerasaurus lived in the Triassic
Looks more like maybe a Jurassic
The more you know
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I did not know herrerasaurus lived in the Triassic
Looks more like maybe a Jurassic
The more you know
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Sillosuchus looks more like a monitor lizard that walks on his hind legs rather than a relative of crocodile
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Sillosuchus looks more like a monitor lizard that walks on his hind legs rather than a relative of crocodile
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-milchesarreal6964
You thought it was Dinosauria, but it was me, -Paracrocodylomorpha! -
- triassic in a nutshell
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You thought it was Dinosauria, but it was me, -Paracrocodylomorpha! -
- triassic in a nutshell
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-soub1608
First dinosaurs arrive at the triassic, so hellos to dinos and goodbyes to the permian period!
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First dinosaurs arrive at the triassic, so hellos to dinos and goodbyes to the permian period!
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-annajanyszko7846
bro. two of this dinosaurus came from Poland! Damn im really proud of my country
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bro. two of this dinosaurus came from Poland! Damn im really proud of my country
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