Luwak Purba Dulunya Adalah Pemangsa Dinosaurus di 125 Juta Tahun Lalu

Luwak Purba Dulunya Adalah Pemangsa Dinosaurus di 125 Juta Tahun Lalu Translation: "Ancient Luwak was a Dinosaur Predator 125 Million Years Ago"

Dinosaurs are known as fierce ancient creatures, preying on smaller animals. However, it has been revealed that there are mammals that dare to fight against dinosaurs and prey on them. This rare occurrence was recently uncovered by scientists.

"In the northeastern part of China, a fossil reveals a similar action of a civet-like mammal attacking a dinosaur."

In this scene, mammals are crushing and biting herbivorous dinosaurs. According to scientists, this incident occurred approximately 125 million years ago during the Cretaceous Period.

The following translation preserves the HTML tags: "The fossil depicts Repenomamus robustus, a four-legged mammal the size of a domestic cat, confronting Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis, a two-legged dinosaur with a beak the size of a dog. Scientists speculate that both of these ancient creatures were buried alive in a volcanic mudflow."

Source: The Hindu

"Dinosaurs are almost always larger than their contemporary mammals, so the traditional belief is that their interactions were one-sided - larger dinosaurs always ate smaller mammals."
Jordan Mallon, a paleobiologist from the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, in the journal Scientific Reports.

Source: The Hindu

"In here, we have compelling evidence for smaller mammals preying on larger dinosaurs, something we never anticipated without these fossils."

Mallon.

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Repenomamus robustus attacking Psittacosaurus lujiatunensis, a herbivorous dinosaur, during the Cretaceous period around 125 million years ago.

The majority of mammals in the Mesozoic era, the dinosaur era, were small figures on a larger stage of life, attempting to avoid larger predators. Repenomamus shows that at least some mammals have the ability to fight their predators.

"I think the key here is that the Mesozoic food web is more complex than we imagine,"

"ujar Mallon" translates to "said Mallon" in English.

The location in Liaoning Province where this fossil was found is known as the "Chinese Pompeii" due to the number of animal fossils buried as a result of volcanic eruption. The examination of this fossil is similar to a crime scene investigation, as Repenomamus was found on top of Psittacosaurus, holding its jaw and hind legs while biting its rib bones. Repenomamus measures approximately 47 cm in length, while Psittacosaurus reaches 120 cm. Both of these creatures are believed to not have been fully grown.

"There are carnivorous dinosaur specimens that prey on previous herbivorous dinosaurs, but there has never been an example of a mammal preying on dinosaurs."
Xiao-chun Wu, a researcher and paleontologist expert from the Canadian Museum of Nature.

Source: The Hindu

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Luwak Purba Dulunya Adalah Pemangsa Dinosaurus di 125 Juta Tahun Lalu Translation: "Ancient Luwak was a Dinosaur Predator 125 Million Years Ago"

"In the northeastern part of China, a fossil reveals a similar action of a civet-like mammal attacking a dinosaur."

"Dinosaurs are almost always larger than their contemporary mammals, so the traditional belief is that their interactions were one-sided - larger dinosaurs always ate smaller mammals."Jordan Mallon, a paleobiologist from the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, in the journal Scientific Reports.

"In here, we have compelling evidence for smaller mammals preying on larger dinosaurs, something we never anticipated without these fossils."

"I think the key here is that the Mesozoic food web is more complex than we imagine,"

"There are carnivorous dinosaur specimens that prey on previous herbivorous dinosaurs, but there has never been an example of a mammal preying on dinosaurs."Xiao-chun Wu, a researcher and paleontologist expert from the Canadian Museum of Nature.

"Dinosaurs are almost always larger than their contemporary mammals, so the traditional belief is that their interactions were one-sided - larger dinosaurs always ate smaller mammals."
Jordan Mallon, a paleobiologist from the Canadian Museum of Nature in Ottawa, in the journal Scientific Reports.

"There are carnivorous dinosaur specimens that prey on previous herbivorous dinosaurs, but there has never been an example of a mammal preying on dinosaurs."
Xiao-chun Wu, a researcher and paleontologist expert from the Canadian Museum of Nature.