nigersaurus
National Geographic Live! - Bringing Back Nigersaurus
Watch as the skeleton of a prehistoric dinosaur is rebuilt inside National Geographic headquarters.
"Lawn Mower" Dinosaur Debuts
Lawn mower to the ferns of Africa, the 500-toothed Nigersaurus was unlike any other. A reconstruction goes on display today at National Geographic in Washington. National Geographic Daily News Videos: video.nationalgeographic.com
Nigersaurus taqueti
This video is available for download in projectexploration.org and show the fragile skull of Nigersaurus taqueti a bizarre dinosaur with a broad muzzle that points directly toward the ground
Nigersaurus clip.mov
My skull model and flesh-head reconstruction of Nigersaurus are featured in this clip from Bizarre Dinosaurs, the NGS documentary. My skull restoration was CT scanned, and you'll see Lawrence Witmer manipulating the data to visualize head posture of this sauropod. The still image I included at the end illustrates that the only way for the muzzle to have pointed forward was for the neck to have been curved upward at its limit - this animal truly spent its time face-down. I created this model under the direction of Paul Sereno for this remarkable species' unveiling at NGS headquarters in 2007. www.TylerKeillor.com for more info on my work for this project.
"Bizarre Dinosaur" Nigersaurus - animation showing "alert" posture of head
Animation of the skull, brain endocast, and inner ear of the diplodocoid sauropod dinosaur Nigersaurus. The animation starts with sortuva "normal-looking" head posture, but transparency reveals a rotated brain and inner ear; rotating the inner ear so that it's oriented like modern-day animals do when they're alert shows that Nigersaurus had an almost vertical alert posture. This movie was generated to accompany the "Bizarre Dinosaurs" premiere on 11 Oct 2009 on the National Geographic Channel. Rendered in Amira and QuickTime by Ryan Ridgely. Also available on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com For more on Nigersaurus, including the PLoS ONE publication, visit www.oucom.ohiou.edu
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus - Brain Endocast - Yaw
Cerebral brain endocast of Nigersaurus. Yaw animation. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus - Brain Endocast - Roll
Cerebral brain endocast of Nigersaurus. Rolling animation. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus Skull - Intermediate Posture
Skull of Nigersaurus. Intermediate posture. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus - Brain Endocast - Tumble
Cerebral endocast of Nigersaurus. Tumbling animation. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
Nigersaurus taqueti walk cycle cgi from skeleton drawing
Nigersaurus was a plant-eater that had an unusual mouth "shaped like the wide intake slot of a vacuum" that took in food and chewed it with over a hundred very small, sharp teeth.[3] Previously, such tooth batteries have been known only in hadrosaur and ceratopsian dinosaurs, but the discovery of Nigersaurus showed that at least one sauropod lineage, the rebbachisaurids, had them, as well. Although a common genus, Nigersaurus had been poorly known until 2005, because of the delicate and highly pneumatic (filled with air spaces) construction of the skull and skeleton, which means that the fossil remains have been disarticulated. Sereno and Jeffrey A. Wilson in 2005 provided the first description of the skull and feeding adaptations. Nigersaurus had as many as 500 [1] or 600 teeth in its shovel-shaped head.[4] In 2007 an article published in the Public Library of Science (PLoS) by Sereno et al. detailed the unique anatomy of Nigersaurus. Study of its inner ear shows that Nigersaurus head was oriented downwards and was best suited for low level browsing.[5] The New York Times reports:
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus - Premaxilla Dental Battery
Dental battery in the premaxilla of Nigersaurus. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
Nigersaurus - National Geographic
This is from national geographic from a while back, we found it and could not believe it..
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus - Maxilla Dental Battery
The dental battery in the maxilla of Nigersaurus. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
WitmerLab: Nigersaurus Skull - Life Posture
Head posture of Nigersaurus based on inner ear orientation. For a hi-rez QuickTime version, go to www.ohio.edu/witmerlab.
SPEEDPAINTING DINOSAURUS 28 Nigersaurus Taqueti
ニジェールサウルスという不思議な恐竜です。 口が掃除機みたいに横に一列に並んでいます。 ほとんどギャグ漫画のキャラみたいです。 デンタルバッテリー構造でなんと600本の歯があったようです。
Spinosaurus
Spinosaurus presented by Jack the Lizard More images and stories are at Jack the Lizard Wonder World www.animal-dino.com Spinosaurus lived in North Africa. Irritator whose fossils were found in Brazil is closely related to Spinosaurus. Both of them have similar upper front teeth and the sail on their back. Baryonyx and Suchomimus also have physical resemblance of which they have huge claws on their thumbs. All four dinosaurs are in the family of Spinosauridae. Spinosaurus which is biggest among four probably inhabited on the riverside or near the lake. One of the diets of Spinosaurus might be large fish such as Mawsonia which was like a Coelacanth. Herbivorous Nigersaurus has very distinctive front teeth. Nigersaurus lived in North Africa during the late cretaceous period, approximately 98million years ago. Carcharodontosaurus was a carnivore and lived in same region and same period of time as Nigersaurus. Spinosaurus was the largest carnivorous dinosaur ever found, about 18m in length. Even Carcharodontosaurus could be intimidated by Spinosaurus. BGM "On Hearing the Firsst Cuckoo in Spring" by Frederick Delius
Extreme Dinosaurs
Hear about one of the most bizarre dinosaurs ever uncovered from its discoverer, acclaimed paleontologist and National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Paul Sereno.
Paleoartist Tyler Keillor describes his process.mp4
In this video I speak a bit about how I create my sculptures, and then detail them to have a lifelike appearance. The timelapse at the beginning shows my Eodromaeus model, and Nigersaurus appears at the end. Video Presented by the University of Chicago News Office, Produced by Chicago Multimedia Initiatives Group (CMIG).
Kickpedal Adventures Episode 2 Part 1
When a zombie hoard appears in Kickpedal Adventures Studios, (KAS) the Nigersaurus and Velociraptor decide to gear up and fight back.
Kickpedal Adventures Episode 2 Part 2
When a zombie hoard appears in Kickpedal Adventures Studio (KAS) the Nigersaurus and Velociraptor gear up and fight back. (Part 2)
Let's Play Super Fossil Fighters Part 30 - Removing the Mask
Today, we fight the girl in pink and enjoy a campfire. Also, I found out the team the girl at the end of the video wants to fight (sorry for the unusual break, but I need a lot of episodes, because I don't record this week). It's Coelo, Nigersaurus (how do I pronounce it?) and the Aurochs. Also, for all those who didn't see it in my channel, I'm considering changing the team. You can write your wishes in here (or anywhere else in my videos or channel). The rules are the following: one vivosaur per element (including neutral) and also, I can't have 5 attack class vivosaurs, even if I don't use any which give a handicap. You can also just tell me to have a specific vivosaur in my team (as for now, it would be Allo). But you can also mention that i shouldn't change the team, I could progress much easier in story mode, if I kept my team (I won't rank up off-screen and I need most of the vivosaurs to get at least up to rank 9).
Ultradimensional Anomalies No.3(Vacuum Cleaner Kills Fleas)(Dr.Ruehl)
Dr.Franklin Ruehl,Ph.D., host of cable TV's "Mysteries From Beyond the Other Dominion," presents Episode No.3 of "Ultradimensional Anomalies," featuring vacuum cleaner kills fleas,the mysterious nigersaurus, and other intriguing and bizarre subjects! E-mail:drruehl@yahoo.com
Kickpedal Adventures Episode 2 Part 3
When a zombie hoard appears in Kickpedal Adventures Studio, the nigersaurus and velociraptor gear up and fight back(Part 3)
Hello Luis #9
SUBJECT: A New Dinosaur I met my friend Luis Falero at work a couple years ago. We became good friends and enjoyed talking to one another. Our favorite topic of discussion was science with space and animals being very popular subtopics. Space animals would rank right up there too. Animal space...not so much. But then one day Luis got another job somewhere else, which meant no more discussions. I decided I couldn't go without, so I'm making video-discussions as a substitute! It's not quite the same thing since it's pretty much one-sided, but that's okay...I hardly ever listened to him anyway.
Interview: Paul Sereno
Go behind the scenes and hear National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Paul Sereno talk about his decision to become a paleontologist and his most memorable discoveries.
Los dinosaurios más extraños 1
Los dinosaurios más extraños que se hayan encontrado hasta ahora. En los siguientes 11 videos mencionaré a los siguientes dinosaurios: -Amargasaurus -Carnotaurus -Parasaurolophus -Masiakasaurus -Spinosaurus -Tuojiangosaurus -Deinocheirus -Nigersaurus -Dracorex -Epidendrosaurus -Styracosaurus Espero y les gusten, comenten, puntúen con 5 estrellas y suscríbanse.
Los dinosaurios más extraños 8
Los dinosaurios más extraños que se hayan encontrado hasta ahora. Este es mi octavo video, aquí hablaré sobre el Nigersaurus, un dinosaurio herbívoro con un hocico en forma de pala y con 600 dientes. Espero y les gusten, comenten, puntúen con 5 estrellas y suscríbanse.
Bizarr dinoszauruszok part 2/4
A film egy legendás állatcsoport világába kalauzolja a nézőket, mely százmillió évvel ezelőtt Földünk meghatározó "tájképformáló tényezője" volt - s amelynek behatóbb ismerete az evolúció bonyoult egészének megértéséhez is közelebb vihet minket. A National Geographic Channel segítségével ismerje meg a világ valaha élt legbizarrabb dinoszauruszainak életmódját, szaporodását és harci modorát, és csodálkozzon rá a természet minden helyzethez alkalmazkodó zsenialitására!
Fossil Fighters-Champions(DeSmuME)NDS Emulator
Fossil Fighters: Champions, known in Japan as Super Kasekihoridā, is a 2010 video game developed by Nintendo SPD, Red Entertainment, M2, and Artdink and published by Nintendo. The game is a sequel to its original title, Fossil Fighters. It was released in Japan on November 18, 2010 and in North America on November 15, 2011. It features the first 100 vivosaurs from the original game including Tyrannosaurus, Guanlong, Velociraptor, Protoceratops, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, Brachiosaurus, Iguanodon, Spinosaurus, Carnotaurus, Apatosaurus, Allosaurus, Archaeopteryx, Anatotitan, Parasaurolophus, Ankylosaurus, Pteranodon, Quetzalcoatlus, Kronosaurus, Elasmosaurus, Shonisaurus, Archelon, Smilodon, Mammuthus, and others, as well as new Vivosaurs including Mamenchisaurus, Aerosteon, Rajasaurus, Archaeoceratops, Dacentrurus, Megaloceros, Titanis, Pelorovis, Paraceratherium, Synthetoceras, Machairodus, Metridiochoerus, Nigersaurus, Eoraptor, Olorotitan, Argentinosaurus, Unenlagia, Epidexipteryx, Tsintaosaurus, Sauroposeidon, Thalassodromeus, Gomphotherium, Anancus, Hypacrosaurus, Nyctosaurus, Hatzegopteryx, Kryptops, Albertaceratops, Albertosaurus, other prehistoric reptiles like Gigantophis and Dimetrodon, prehistoric fish like Dunkleosteus and Coelocanth, and prehistoric invertabrates like Ammonites and Trilobites. Tested on Processor: Core™2 Duo E6550 3.2 GHz(Overclocked) Graphics Card: Nvidia Geforce 210 1GB DDR3 PCIE(Overclocked) Memory: 4.00GB Ram DDR2 Kingston/Patriot ...
Your Soul Can Be Saved
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Ann Arbor News Daily Webcast | Nov. 15, 2007
Hear today's top stories and what we're working on for tomorrow. For more, visit www.mlive.com/annarbornews.
Spiky Dinos
Some scientists believe the stegosaurs' intimidating spikes were used more for attracting mates than they were for body armor. Bizarre Dinos : SUN OCT 11 8P et/pt : channel.nationalgeographic.com
Dinosaur of the Week Clip- Spinosaurus
This is the accompanying video clip for the dinosaur of the week of February 19, 2011. Clip taken from the National Geographic Channel's "Bizarre Dinosaurs". All work goes to Nat. Geo. (which I think is an awsome channel and magazine and group)
Hunchback Dinosaur, Giant Bird, Colorful Penguin: Paleo News 10/5/10
THIS WEEK'S PALEO CLIP www.youtube.com Concavenator news.discovery.com Utahceratops and Kosmoceratops news.discovery.com Pelagornis www.sciencedaily.com Inkayacu www.sciencedaily.com EXTRA LINKS Dakosaurus and Geosaurus news.discovery.com Stonehenge and prehistoric people news.discovery.com Tall Dinosaurs www.sciencedaily.com Prehistoric human found in sea cave news.nationalgeographic.com
Dinosaur airheads - Tyrannosaurus - skeleton & skull with brain and airspaces
Skull and skeleton of the theropod dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex,revealing the brain, nasal cavity, paranasal air sinuses, and middle ear sinuses. Rendered from CT scans using Amira and QuickTime by Ryan Ridgely, and labeled by Jason Bourke. For more on Tyrannosaurus and dinosaur airheads, including PDfs of the 2008 Witmer & Ridgely article and a downloadable QuickTime version of this movie (bit.ly visit www.oucom.ohiou.edu . For more content like this, visit www.ohio.edu and www.facebook.com
National Geographic Kids Ultimate Dinopedia
"National Geographic Kids Ultimate Dinopedia" gives the fact files on three of the most fascinating dinosaurs in history: Carnotaurus, Styracosaurus, and Spinosaurus!
SPEEDPAINTING DINOSAURUS 29 Spinosaurus
スピノです。調子こいて細かく描く練習しました。なんと初めて４時間もかけてしまいました。（すこしづつ３日かけました）。途中、３回もパソコンがフリーズして、描きなおしをしました。その迷走ぶりもそのまま録画されています！恐竜を描こうもすでに29回目です。
"Razor Jaws" - skull & brain cast of the creodont Hyaenodon
Animation of the skull, brain endocast, and inner ear of the Oligocene (~30 mya) creodont Hyaenodon. This movie was generated to accompany the "Prehistoric Predators: Razor Jaws" premiere on 12 Oct 2009 on the National Geographic Channel. Rendered in Amira, Maya. and QuickTime by Ryan Ridgely. Also available on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com For more videos like this, please visit www.ohio.edu
Camarasaurus (CM 11338) - skull, braincast, inner ear
Skull of a juvenile specimen of the sauropod dinosaur Camarasaurus (CM 11338) showing the brain endocast and inner ear. This animation is a version of one done for the new "Bones" exhibit at the Gunma Museum in Japan. Rendered by Ryan Ridgely in Amira, Maya, and QuickTime. The science behind the animation was published in 2008: www.ohio.edu Also available on our Facebook page: snipurl.com
SPEEDPAINTING DINOSAURUS 27 Brachiosaurus
ブラキオサウルスです。襲われてるシーンを表現してみました。 もうすこし細かく描かないとだめですね。 デッサンもいまいちですし・・・・
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