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larryhammerBreaking news from the fast-moving halls of paleontology: the triceratops isn't.
That is to say, it isn't a separate species, but rather has been identified as a juvenile form of the somewhat similar torosaurus. Transitional forms and everything. Real deal.
We will now pause to mourn thepassing dismissal of an icon.
*snf*
---L.
That is to say, it isn't a separate species, but rather has been identified as a juvenile form of the somewhat similar torosaurus. Transitional forms and everything. Real deal.
We will now pause to mourn the
*snf*
---L.