Where and when were Prehistoric Animals first discovered? .Timeline World Map
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Date: 2024-01-04
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-TheRescrus
Great video, I really like your artworks, eager to see the updated one: )
A few things, I found the term -discovery- a bit misleading, as your are sometimes not using the year when they were found, but when they were described for the first time.
e. g. Kentrosaurus specimen were first discovered in the years 1909-1913 in Tanzania, but described in 1915 by Edwin Hennig. Also in some cases, fossils, which were found years before were later described as a new species. e. g. Giraffatitan specimen were also first found in the years 1909-1913 and at that time described as Brachiosaurus. The description as Giraffatitan was way later in 1988.
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Great video, I really like your artworks, eager to see the updated one: )
A few things, I found the term -discovery- a bit misleading, as your are sometimes not using the year when they were found, but when they were described for the first time.
e. g. Kentrosaurus specimen were first discovered in the years 1909-1913 in Tanzania, but described in 1915 by Edwin Hennig. Also in some cases, fossils, which were found years before were later described as a new species. e. g. Giraffatitan specimen were also first found in the years 1909-1913 and at that time described as Brachiosaurus. The description as Giraffatitan was way later in 1988.
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-Markini47
Interesting how the discovery of certain species corresponds with what was happening at the time, like a bunch first in England because of the Industrial Revolution and mining developments. The discovery in Egypt corresponds to the craze in archaeology in ancient Egypt at the time, so they we-re literally digging in the desert.
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Interesting how the discovery of certain species corresponds with what was happening at the time, like a bunch first in England because of the Industrial Revolution and mining developments. The discovery in Egypt corresponds to the craze in archaeology in ancient Egypt at the time, so they we-re literally digging in the desert.
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fun-facts
The more we discover fossils the more we learn about our world we live in. But fossil fueling? Pfft, screw that! We don-t need to harness or abuse fossils, we dig and discover them for entertainment, education, welfare, the environment, fun, and our children. This is why these fossils always belong at a museum.
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The more we discover fossils the more we learn about our world we live in. But fossil fueling? Pfft, screw that! We don-t need to harness or abuse fossils, we dig and discover them for entertainment, education, welfare, the environment, fun, and our children. This is why these fossils always belong at a museum.
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-corvinal7091
This tapejara is a little wrong, as the real tapejara didn't have a long and big crest, The pterosaur that best matches the image you used in this video is Tupandactylos, which no longer has anything to do with tapejara. (And if pronunciation tapeJara, not tapehara)
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This tapejara is a little wrong, as the real tapejara didn't have a long and big crest, The pterosaur that best matches the image you used in this video is Tupandactylos, which no longer has anything to do with tapejara. (And if pronunciation tapeJara, not tapehara)
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fun-facts
3: 44 Brazil is a little lower, you literally put Tapejara in Colombia or Venezuela (please don't get it wrong, I loved the video but I'm a bit of a perfectionist When it's about Geography)
Edit: Kisses to Brazil; )
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3: 44 Brazil is a little lower, you literally put Tapejara in Colombia or Venezuela (please don't get it wrong, I loved the video but I'm a bit of a perfectionist When it's about Geography)
Edit: Kisses to Brazil; )
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-fermintenava5911
Asia has actually a variety of great dinosaur fossils - besides Mongolia and China, a lot of other countries get to have their own dinosaur species someday.
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Asia has actually a variety of great dinosaur fossils - besides Mongolia and China, a lot of other countries get to have their own dinosaur species someday.
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-Jogyot3260
There is actually a discovery of dinosaur tooth in Malaysia belong to Spinosaurid dinosaur that are are likely a new species back then but overlooked
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There is actually a discovery of dinosaur tooth in Malaysia belong to Spinosaurid dinosaur that are are likely a new species back then but overlooked
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-jaxonmonroe4940
Am I the only one who noticed that Dimorphodon, Basilosaurus, Elasmosaurus, Pteranodon, Allosaurus, and Ceratosaurus disappeared in this video?
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Am I the only one who noticed that Dimorphodon, Basilosaurus, Elasmosaurus, Pteranodon, Allosaurus, and Ceratosaurus disappeared in this video?
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-indoballball619
In Indonesia. Dinosaurs Are Not Exist In My Country, Only Prehistoric Marine Reptile Like Mixosaurus, Ichthyosaurus, And Globidens
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In Indonesia. Dinosaurs Are Not Exist In My Country, Only Prehistoric Marine Reptile Like Mixosaurus, Ichthyosaurus, And Globidens
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-kkvnair9714
The dinosaur species are in the right place and country, which means I might not comment even on this video(Link in the Description)
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The dinosaur species are in the right place and country, which means I might not comment even on this video(Link in the Description)
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fun-facts
My dream is that we have new animals here im Brazil, it's my country and my favorite place for paleontology
Also brilliant video: )
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My dream is that we have new animals here im Brazil, it's my country and my favorite place for paleontology
Also brilliant video: )
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-arcosprey4811
Just looking at this map I'm 100% certain that we have not even discovered 90% of the fossils that are waiting to be discovered.
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Just looking at this map I'm 100% certain that we have not even discovered 90% of the fossils that are waiting to be discovered.
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fun-facts
Obviously prehistoric animals were first discovered by humans in Kenya, when and where humans evolved, _before history was a thing_
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Obviously prehistoric animals were first discovered by humans in Kenya, when and where humans evolved, _before history was a thing_
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-LotBFOC2
Achhh. this video. and nostalgy. to this good times, when a lot of Prehistoric Animals made by You, -Mario before 2020 were coroful
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Achhh. this video. and nostalgy. to this good times, when a lot of Prehistoric Animals made by You, -Mario before 2020 were coroful
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-user-fx3lv8im7f
With more and more spieces, yet to be discovered, no doubt. Thanks for your fascinating information on this topic.
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With more and more spieces, yet to be discovered, no doubt. Thanks for your fascinating information on this topic.
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fun-facts
There was no -brontosaurus-. paleontologist Bronto put wrong skull on diplodocus. I thought this was well understood
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There was no -brontosaurus-. paleontologist Bronto put wrong skull on diplodocus. I thought this was well understood
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-Danaraja12345
Indonesia doesnt hv any dinosaur fossils but Indonesia have big amount of prehistoric Civilization clue
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Indonesia doesnt hv any dinosaur fossils but Indonesia have big amount of prehistoric Civilization clue
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-DavideMonari1973
grazie mille un video veramente bello e spiazzante, non avevo idea delle zone dei vari ritrovamenti
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grazie mille un video veramente bello e spiazzante, non avevo idea delle zone dei vari ritrovamenti
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-RichardRenes
Pretty sure that Giraffetitan was discovered during the same expedition that gave us Kentrosaurus.
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Pretty sure that Giraffetitan was discovered during the same expedition that gave us Kentrosaurus.
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-luthfisahbani850
indonesia never had dinosaurs like long neck or like raptor. but swimming dinosaurs has found
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indonesia never had dinosaurs like long neck or like raptor. but swimming dinosaurs has found
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-elisalatimer1449
It-s nice someone has finally made a video about the discovery timeline of ancient beasts.
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It-s nice someone has finally made a video about the discovery timeline of ancient beasts.
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-anonymus150
I miss one and it is the parxenisaurus normalensis from Mexico And the kamuidaurus japonicus
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I miss one and it is the parxenisaurus normalensis from Mexico And the kamuidaurus japonicus
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-Tungdil_01
It's nice to know that Smilodon was discovered in South America, specifically here in Brazil
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It's nice to know that Smilodon was discovered in South America, specifically here in Brazil
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fun-facts
Very funny that some of them were discovered in countries that were not their -main- country.
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Very funny that some of them were discovered in countries that were not their -main- country.
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-ssthofficial8213
I love Paleontologist work! Because they give key to unlock timeline of evolution!
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I love Paleontologist work! Because they give key to unlock timeline of evolution!
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