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Shining Leaf Chafer (Anomala sp.), family Scarabaeidae, Sri Lanka
photograph by Gintautas Steiblys
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Shining Leaf Chafer (Anomala sp.), family Scarabaeidae, Sri Lanka
photograph by Gintautas Steiblys
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Episode 289: Allosaurus was a cannibal
I Know Dino Podcast Episode 289: #Allosaurus was a cannibal, why #Tyrannosaurus rex had such long legs, and more dinosaurs ending up in space.
Episode 289 is all about Labocania, a possible tyrannosaurid from Baja California, Mexico.
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ONDA ANOMALA, di Carmen Fogli di Carmen Fogli ONDA ANOMALA Un’onda anomala ha soverchiato il tetto del mio cuore finendo in balia…
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STRANO [strĂ -no] agg., s. 1) Persona che pensa e agisce in maniera fuori del comune, anomala. Gli altri significati sono irrilevanti.
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Labocania anomala
Late Cretaceous (73 mya), Baja California, Mexico
Known from fragmentary remains in the La Bocana Roja Formation (Campanian Age), Labocania was a mid-size theropod dinosaur. I've restored it here as a tyrannosauroid, which seems to be the most likely classification as far as I know. Future discoveries may help us better understand this animal's morphology and phylogeny.
To learn more about the fascinating dinosaurs of Mexico, check out this new article at Earth Archives!
Anomala vitis  - zöld cserebogár, vincellérbogár (a hamvas vincellérbogár az más)
gyakorlati helyemen lepték el a körtét