Stony Brook paleontologist reveals new analysis finds dinosaur with record-long neck
Dr. Andrew Moore’s work is now published in the Journal of Systematic Paleontology.
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Mar 15, 2023, 2:13 PM
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7h agoA Stony
Brook University paleontologist revealed a new fossil analysis today -
identifying the longest neck of any dinosaur unearthed.
Stony Brook University's Dr. Andrew Moore led an international team to new findings for
the Jurassic Chinese 'Sauropod.'
Dr. Moore’s work is now published in
the Journal of Systematic Paleontology and is providing new insight on the
evolution of the iconic dinosaurs body.
The
findings conclude the dinosaurs likely had a 15-meter-long neck - which is more
than six times longer than the neck of a giraffe.
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