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I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast

Eustreptospondylus - Episode 109

I Know Dino: The Big Dinosaur Podcast

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4.7653 Ratings

🗓️ 28 December 2016

⏱️ 82 minutes

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Summary

Interview with Dr. Eric Morschhauser, an Assistant Professor at the Indiana University of Pennsylvania who has worked with early birds, theropods and recently basal neoceratopsians.

In the news: Tickets for the new show "Dinosaurs in the Wild" are on sale, early dinosaurs had much more variation within the species than modern birds do, new information about dinosaur teeth, a behind-the-scenes look of the new National Fossil Hall, and more.

Also, dinosaur of the day Eustreptospondylus, a megalosaurid that lived in the Middle Jurassic in what is now England.

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Music Hello and welcome to I know Dino. I'm Garrett.

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And I'm Sabrina.

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This week we have an interview with Eric Morshouser.

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Our dinosaur of the day is EustStreptospondalus.

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And we have a bunch of dinosaur news.

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But before we get into all that, we want to thank our patrons, Chris, Nicholas, Kyle, and Betsy.

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slash I know dino. So jumping right into the news, first we have a couple articles about teeth, which is pretty

1:30.3

enthralling depending on how into teeth you are. The first one that I want to mention is actually

1:37.1

an SVP article. And it kind of talked about how modern grazers have what's called prismatic enamel, which apparently is almost like a

1:48.3

fiberglass structure. It really strengthens the teeth, having these prisms in it. And they also

1:54.7

create what's called fracture resistance. Specifically, grazing mammals have this, like if you think of like a cow or something.

2:04.2

And when they're grinding their teeth, since they're picking up the grass off the ground, if they say get like a little pebble in there, they could break a tooth.

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So they have this fancy fracture resistant prisms inisms in their enamel, and that prevents the

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crack from spreading throughout the tooth, and it kind of stops the crack from going too far and breaking

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