>Did you all catch the cheesy
reverse-animation of the _Dilophosaurus_ when it
>started to
feed on the _Anchisaurus_?
Yeah. That was kind of startling. They
also used "stock footage" (okay, they reused animation) of the _Dryosaurus_
feeding from the leavings of the _Camarasaurus_.
>Is there actual dromaeosaur material known
from the Zuni site? Wolfe and
>Kirkland indicated that they originally
thought "Fred" was a dromie.
Urg. Good catch. Yeah, "Fred" (it will never be "Little
Tooth" to me: sorry) was the original inspiration for the inclusion of
dromaeosaurs in that segment, then when they realized it was relatively
basal. Some isolated teeth *may* be dromaeosaur, but they might well be
from "Fred's" species as well. Still, dromaeosaurs are quite likely in
that unit, given their near ubiquity in North American dinosaur bearing units
from the Barremian to the Maastrichtian.
>Could
hadrosaurids really rotate their jaws side-to-side like cattle? I
>thought they were pleurokinetic, like _Iguanodon_.