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I'd like to see the Pachycephalosaurus[en.wikipedia.org] too, his ability could spice up gameplay. ;)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BMpVZ_p_7Bc
Damn.
I hate to say it by the way you worded it you are in fact wrong, There saying now they were the juvenile stage of a much larger creature....does not mean they are fake einstein.
Actually, Brontosaurus is the fakie (long story, but there MIGHT be a possibility of ressurection), and according to taxanomic rule of thumb, Triceratops was named first, so it stays.
I'm also surprised Ice Age beasts are considered.
Did you not watch the video and did some research on your own? They clearly stated what they thought a brontosaurus was is now in fact a juvenile species of a much larger creature. Nice try.
Oi...
I know real paleontologists. Triceratops was named in 1889, Torosaurus was named in 1891. As for Apatosaurus/Brontosaurus, it was initialy because the head was missing, and they found the head of a completely different sauropod (initially thought to be Camarasaurus, now Brachiosaurus). Apatosaurus itself was named in 1877, Bronto in 1879. The ressurection thing I mentioned, I'll be bringin up a paper on that.
But to be on the safe side, there's 3 species of Apatosaurus: A. excelsus, A. ajax, and A. louisae. We already have skulls of the first and third species, but we just recently found one of the second: http://www.livescience.com/41133-missing-snout-apatosaurus-found.html
EDIT: 4 species, A. parvus...
One of the main differences between the skulls is the teeth, in this case, A. ajax had teeth more like a crocodile, as opposed to its cousins, which have chisel-shaped teeth.
Sorry if this seems like I'm getting too much at it, I'm just someone who keeps up to date.
aka - who ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cares, enjoy the gameplay weirdos