Re: Ceratopsian frill size (was Re: DINOSAUR digest 71)

[Jeffrey Martz <martz@holly.ColoState.EDU>]

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> //Btw, didn't the "duckbilled" dinosaurs have just as an impressive array of
> teeth as the ceratopsians?  They don't seem to have had any special
> attachments for muscles on their skulls, yet they seem to be accorded the
> "honor" of having chewed some pretty tough plant material while they lived.//

     I've often wondered why ceratopsians, with thier average sized jaws, 
had such huge chewing muscles.  Why the killer bite?

LN Jeff
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