my question is as Australia was connected to Antartica, what is the likelyhood of the Australian 'polar' Allosaur actually being related to crylophosaurus? Both continents were linked and only a foot bone has been found of the allosaur (i believe)
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>From: jamesfwatson@rogers.com >Reply-To: jamesfwatson@rogers.com >To:
>Subject: Crylophosaurus and Jurassic Antarctica >Date: Wed, 31 Dec 2003 12:31:16 -0500 > >Hi All, > >I am wondering about the Antarctic dinosaur named Crylophosaurus. All the newer books about the early Jurassic environment in Antarctica only have Crylophosaurus, a few small mammals, and some pterosaurs but scientists think that Crylophosaurus grew to 6-7 metres (18-24 feet) and could weight about 1300- 1600 kg (2860-3520 pounds) so I am wondering if any of you out there know if there were any Ornithepods or Prosauropods living with Crylophosaurus as a food source. > >James Watson, Toronto >(age 10) > >