It's all ogre now, all ornithischians are fluffy. https

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>>5200
But we know from skin impressions that they weren't. Pic related, it's a Triceratops skin impression.

>>5201
>muh skin impression
there couldn't possible be scales under the feathers right?

>>5202
We have impression from carnotaurs with full scales and bumps imprinted as well.

>>5203
there couldn't possible be scales and bumps under the feathers right?

>>5204
>right?
>>5202
>right?

that is right. because if there were we'd find feathers and scales, not just scales.

>>5205
but what if feathers are too delicate to be fossilized in certain conditions that scales can be fossilized in

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>>5200
the study was bad, it omitted about a dozen basal dinosaurs

one example is Panphagia. a early sauropodomorph that is similar to eoraptor and its discovery was what prompted eoraptors reclassification reclassification from basal Theropod to sauropod. according to the above study its now back as a theropod, that basically means there are unresolved relationships between theropods and sauropods that threaten to overturn the whole thing by otherwis indicating theropods are more closely related to sauropods.
to give you an idea of how bad this is entire groups of theropods can jump between being allosaurs and tyrannosaurs simply by the inclusion or exclusion of 1 or 2 taxa and this study excluded close to 12.

>>5207

Thank you
Now why is this shit being peddled as the new truth on youtube?

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>>5200
>ornithoscelida
oh f a m it is o v e r

>>5202
No, birds do not have scales under their feathers. In fact it is known that they have the same developmental origin.So it's like saying that we could have scales under the hair or the pubes.

>>18967
>What is dandruff?

>>18994
>dandruff
Dead skin, not the same as outright scales. Ib4, scales=skin
>What are leatherback beardies

>>19173
An abomination

>>19183
Don't bully leatherbacks, it's rude

Next they'll go after ancient crocs and gators.

>>5206
>but what if feathers are too delicate to be fossilized in certain conditions that scales can be fossilized in
they leave marks where they grow out of skin. So even if they weren't there we'd know where they were.