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7/23/2025, 3:28:23 PM
>literally EVERY skin impression known, from all the possible body parts show SCALES
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>i MUST add at least SOME feathers to this animal, or Trump gonna win 'n sheit!!!
6/26/2025, 7:47:19 AM
>Two skin impressions from Albertosaurus are known, and both show scales.
>One patch was found associated with some gastralic ribs and the impression of a long, unknown bone, indicating that the patch is from the belly. The scales are pebbly and gradually become larger and somewhat hexagonal in shape.
>Also preserved are two larger feature scales, placed 4.5 cm apart from each other, making Albertosaurus, along with Carnotaurus, the only known theropods with preserved feature scales.
>Another skin impression is from an unknown part of the body. These scales are small, diamond-shaped, and arranged in rows.
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>One patch was found associated with some gastralic ribs and the impression of a long, unknown bone, indicating that the patch is from the belly. The scales are pebbly and gradually become larger and somewhat hexagonal in shape.
>Also preserved are two larger feature scales, placed 4.5 cm apart from each other, making Albertosaurus, along with Carnotaurus, the only known theropods with preserved feature scales.
>Another skin impression is from an unknown part of the body. These scales are small, diamond-shaped, and arranged in rows.
Why are BBC like this?
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