-
could bring the
thagomizer around to the
sides of the dinosaur,
possibly striking an
attacker beside it. In 2001, a
study of
thagomizers by
McWhinney et...
- been
called a K e ( 2 , p ) {\displaystyle K_{e}(2,p)} or a
thagomizer graph (after
thagomizers, the
spiked tails of
stegosaurian dinosaurs,
because of their...
- such as in the
proportions and
features of its head and in its lack of a
thagomizer (tail spikes). Some of its
anatomical features have been
compared to chameleons...
- vertebrae, an ischium,
partial limbs,
several plates, and four
thagomizers,
though eight thagomizers were
referred based on a
specimen preserved alongside the...
- to the then
previously unnamed tail
spikes of the
Stegosaurus as the "
thagomizer" because,
according to the
prehistoric lecturer, a
caveman called Thag...
- face as well as
spike protrusions grown from his
forearms and a set of
thagomizers from his tail's tip. For the 2014 version,
Gareth Edwards designed Godzilla...
-
organisms named after famous people (born 1950–present)
Serratoterga larsoni Thagomizer Clayton, Dale H. (1990). "Host
Specificity of
Strigiphilus Owl Lice (Ischnocera:...
- that was used to
defend against predators, much in the same way as a
thagomizer,
possessed by stegosaurids,
though at
least in
glyptodonts it is hypothesized...
- are 29 in number,
though 27-29 are
coossified for
attachment to the
thagomizers (tail spikes). The
caudal vertebrae are unique, as they have a combination...
-
armour on
their bodies as well as
offensive armour appendages such as the
thagomizer or a tail club. The
armour took many forms,
including osteoderms, spikes...
