‘Strange’ armored dinosaur, spikomyls Affer, which increases the meter long neck.

The most extraordinary dinosaurs in the world are also strangers than the first feeling. Appeared in the research Nature According to these reports, the Spicomilis AFR had a weapon of tail more than 30 million years ago than another uncleosor, as well as a unique bone collar with a sticky meter long spike on both sides of the neck. The article is titled “The most coach in the world’s oldest uncleosor.”

Spikomilus is the oldest uncleosor in the world, living in the middle Jurassic more than 165 million years ago, now the Moroccan town of Bolmey. It was the first uncleosor to be found in the African continent.

The new remnants of the spectacle found by a team of experts have helped to enhance the actual details of unusual animals. The preliminary details of the species were published in 2021 and was based on a rib bone.

The team now knows that the animal had made and offered the bones with all its ribs, this feature is not seen in any other type of species living or in any other type of extinction. It has long long spikes, measuring 87 Centmeters, which AUTHORS Believe Wound has been well -ordinated, Animal’s life, that emerged from a bony collar that Satat around to Nack.

“In the early Uncleosor, we have a change in our understanding of how the Dinosaur is about to find out about how we are ready to find such a vast coach,” said Natural History Museum, London, and Professor Susanna Municipality of the University of Birmingham, who led the team of researchers, said.

“Spicomellus Had a diversity of plates and spikes from all over its body, including meter-long neck spikes, huge upwards-projecting spikes over the hips, and a wholers of long, Blade-Like Spikes, Pieces of Armor Made Up Of Two Long Spikes, And Plats Down the Shoulder.

“This is especially strange because it is the oldest uncleosor, so we can expect that one of the later species can inherit such qualities, but they do not have.”

“For the first time watching and studying Spikomilus Jovashim was the backbone, we could not believe how strange it was, and we could not believe it,” said Professor Richard Butler, a professor at Birmingham University.

“This we think a lot about the heads of the Encosors and their evolution shows a lot on his head, and it shows how much it is still to learn about dinosaurs.”

The authors say that Spike’s ranks were used to attract peers and show competitors. Interestingly, a similar display coach has not yet been found in any other uncleosor, later the species have armored that potentially works more for defense.

One explanation of this is that as much as the big hunters were manufactured in dinosaur Cratesis, the increasing risk of forecasts, the increasing risk of forecasts, could be driven by the Encosor coach to become easier and more defensive.

A feature of the initial uncleosor that may have survived, however, has their tail weapons. Although the tail of the spikomyls has not been found, the bones that survive show that it contained a club or a similar weapon.

Some tailor is prepared to form a structure known as a handle, found in anchors with just a tail club. However, all these animals lived in Cretesites after millions of years.

The authors of the study believe that a combination of tail weapons and armored shields that have protected the hips shows that many of the key adaptations of the uncleosor are already at the time of the spikomilles.

This discovery reinforces the importance of the evolutionary records and deepening our understanding of the geographical distribution of dinosaurs. It also helps to give rise to public imagination in dinosaurs as we find more about the amazing features of species like Spicoms.

“This study is helping Morocco science forward,” says Professor Dress Owarasha, head of the Moroccan team of CD Mohammed bin Abdullah of the Joint Development University of this research. We have never seen dinosaur like this, and still have a lot to offer in the region.

Spicomelis is the Affer that is the basis of this study and was cleaned and prepared in the Department of Geology of Dhar -ul -Mehraz Faculty in the city of Morocco, using the University of Birmingham’s research by the England International Strategy and Partnership Fund. Catalogs are now catalogs and safe on this site.