Three little Manidens condorensis taking a nap in Early Jurassic Argentina 🇦🇷
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Three little Manidens condorensis taking a nap in Early Jurassic Argentina 🇦🇷

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Piatnitzkysaurus chasing Manidens
(Jurassic, 178 M.a., Argentina)
Vector illustration
MANIDENS CONDORENSIS
DIENTES CON FORMA DE MANO DEL (CERRO) CONDOR
Era un heterodontosáurido bastante primitivo que llegaba a medir hasta 60 centímetros de largo, lo que lo hace menor que otras especies posteriores.
Los heterodontosáuridos tienen distintos tipos de dientes en sus mandíbulas. De ahí el nombre de la familia. Sus dientes de coronas altas son una indicación de un incremento en la adaptación a la dieta herbívora.
El descubrimiento de coberturas similares a pelos o plumas básicas en un pariente cercano, sugiere que también pueden haber estado presentes en Manidens.
Pudo haber sido al menos parcialmente arbóreo. Los huesos largos del dedo del pie indican que eran capaces de agarrar. El primer dedo de la pata era más pequeño, pero aún podría haber agarrado. Las patas de Manidens eran más similares a las de las aves que se posan en los árboles. Aquí se presenta en su tamaño real.
HABITÓ: Neuquén (Patagonia Argentina)
HACE: 171 a 167 millones de años (Jurásico)
ES UN: Ornitópodo, Heterodontosáurido
MEDÍA: 60 cm de largo x 20 cm de altura
PESABA: 2 Kg
COMÍA: Herbívoro, plantas tiernas
Canadon Asfalto poster
A stylized depiction of a scene from Lower Jurassic Argentina, around 178 million years ago. Cañadón Asfalto was home to a variety of dinosaurs and other animals.
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Art by Greco Westermann
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Manidens condorensis
Artwork by Julio Lacerda / @paleoart
Heterodontosaurs were small bipedal animals recognizable by the long tusk-like teeth in their beaks. A pair of fossil feet found in Argentina were noted for their long toes and narrow claws, suggesting that they might have lived in trees or bushes, a lifestyle more similar to today’s birds than its closer cousins like Triceratops and Iguanodon.
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Manidens condorensis
vector illustration, background photo: Mendoza province, Arg.
Nonbinary Manidens by José Carlos Cortés @ryuukibart