Remember that scene in Jurassic Park where the Tyrannosaurus rex ... true. Muscle and other soft tissue don’t turn into fossils like bone. Everything we think we know about the anatomy of ...

Sadly, for the T. rex, the team says the neuron count estimates were too high, also.Neuron count also correlates with body size – the bigger you are as a species, the more you're likely to have ...

gigas shows never seen before, complete regions of the skeleton, like the arms and legs that helped us to understand some evolutionary trends and the anatomy ... years before T-rex evolved.

Herculano-Houzel proposed that dinosaurs like T. rex had an exceptionally high number ... These include skeletal anatomy, bone composition, trace fossils that show movement, and the behaviors ...

The end result is a really nice looking 3D model, which we can use for biomechanics, studying the anatomy ... don't see what could have possibly hurt it. - How would it compare with T-Rex?

Their findings distorted the image of the classic "Jurassic Park" series, finding that the teeth on the T. rex and other big ... "We reconstructed soft tissue anatomy, compared dental measurements ...

They found that the theropod mouth functionality and anatomy actually resembled lizards more than crocodiles. The study says this similarity implies the T. rex had lizard-like oral tissues ...

jaw and teeth — pivotal parts to reconstructing its dated anatomy. “To go out with the intent of finding a dinosaur fossil and your first one is a T. rex? That is, even being conservative ...

But the T. rex results surprised her. “Their wider skulls pack in more jaw-closing muscle, meaning they can bite proportionately harder,” she said, “but their skulls remain relatively highly ...

WASHINGTON, March 30 (Reuters) - They probably did not smile, frown or snarl, but T. rex and its relatives almost ... of evidence - the skull and jaw anatomy in the group called theropods that ...

The New Mexican fossils also lack ridges behind the eyes, a distinct feature of the T. rex, that the paleontologist ... Do I agree with all the anatomy reported?" he said. "That's the way the ...