The Discovery of Paralititan Stomeri - A Giant Sauropod

The discovery of Paralititan Stomeri - the gigantic dragon dinosaurs of "Gigantic Ryukyu from the Egyptian Upper Cretaceous Mangrove Deposit", Joshua Smith, Matthew Ramona, Kenneth Lakova La and Peter Dodson, in 2001 in the desert area of ​​Egypt in the western part of Egypt It showed that a huge Ryukyusu type Stomeri called Paralititan was discovered. The history of this skeleton dates back 9 billion years ago at the end of Cretaceous. Paralititan is a dragon dinosaur, which is thought to be the second largest dragon dinosaur in history.

Ryukyu Dinosaurs are the largest and heaviest dinosaurs. In the majority of the dinosaur era, the smallest dragon dinosaurs were larger than anything in their habitat, and the largest dragons were one order of magnitude greater than any other material traveling the earth. Prehistoric gigantic mammals such as Paraceratherium (the largest terrestrial mammal in history) are dwarfed by huge dragonfishes. There are several advantages for large ryodods, such as prey prevention, reduced energy consumption, longevity, but perhaps the most important advantage is diet. Digestion of large animals is more effective than small animals, as food takes a long time in the digestive system. This also allows them to survive on foods with lower nutritional value than small animals.

The discovery of Paralititan Stomeri - the gigantic dragon dinosaurs of "Gigantic Ryukyu from the Egyptian Upper Cretaceous Mangrove Deposit", Joshua Smith, Matthew Ramona, Kenneth Lakova La and Peter Dodson, in 2001 in the desert area of ​​Egypt in the western part of Egypt It showed that a huge Ryukyusu type Stomeri called Paralititan was discovered. The history of this skeleton dates back 9 billion years ago at the end of Cretaceous. - Dichotomy Prior to the theory of evolution, scientists relied on the similarity of physical features to classify organisms. Carolus Linneas, a naturalist in the 18th century, developed a classification and classification system. This hierarchical system divides this creature into five kingdoms. Visible creatures fall into the kingdom of plants, animals, fungi. Then divide the kingdom into the door. This division is based on body type and bone tissue

Pantydraco is the earliest representative of the late Triassic Ryukyuan lineage. Unlike dinosaurs of the herbivorous gigantic dragons of Jurassic only, this little man is considered omnivorous and grabs prey with a sharp nail. It is very similar to Panphagia and Saturnalia, but it is considered a basic (not evolved) Ryukyugea. The only specimen found was a teenager who was originally called LEKO DO NOT SAULS in 2003. Four years later, further research showed that Pantydraco belongs to its own genus. Although it is a dragon dragon (considering Liang Long, Lei Long etc), the body length of adults is 3 meters or less, the weight is only 50 kg. Clearly, the growth of progress suddenly appeared.