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Testing the locomotor superiority hypothesis for early dinosaurs

  • HOME
  • BACKGROUND
    • Locomotor Superiority Hypothesis
    • Research Questions, Work Plan and Goals
    • Triassic-Jurassic Transition Period
    • Research Impact & Benefits
  • METHODS
    • Experimental Data Collection
    • Musculoskeletal modelling and simulation of movement
    • CT Scanning and Photogrammetry
  • ANIMALS
    • Living Archosaurs
    • Extinct Archosaurs
      • Euparkeria capensis
      • Riojasuchus tenuisceps
      • Typothorax/Coahomasuchus
      • Poposaurus gracilis
      • Batrachotomus kupferzellensis
      • Sphenosuchus acutus
      • Gracilisuchus stipanicicorum
      • Silesaurus opelensis
      • Marasuchus lilloensis
      • Heterodontosaurus tucki
      • Mussaurus patagonicus
      • Coelophysis bauri
  • TEAM
    • John Hutchinson
    • Peter Bishop
    • Ashleigh Wiseman
    • Louise Kermode
    • Romain Pintore
    • Emily Keeble
    • Oliver Demuth
    • Collaborators
  • ACTIVITIES & OUTREACH
    • ACTIVITIES
      • Leg bone differences between lightly and heavily built archosaurs
      • Dawndinos Lockdown Quiz
      • Bucket Lift
      • Elbow Flex
      • Archosaur Adaptations
      • Answers Dawndinos Lockdown Quiz
    • DAWNDINOS Outreach Videos
      • Video 1: The Locomotor Superiority Hypothesis
      • Video 2: Origins of the Locomotor Superiority Hypothesis
    • DAWNDINOS Leaflet shows how we use biomechanics to bring dinosaurs back to life!
    • National Biomechanics Day, April 8th 2020
    • National Biomechanics Day 2019
    • RVC Summer Schools
    • School-based Outreach
      • Dino Club 2019
      • Dino Club 2018
      • Dino Art Club
    • RVC Open Days
    • School visits to Structure & Motion Lab
    • ‘I Know Dino Podcast’
  • OUTPUTS
    • Published Papers
    • Conferences
      • 2019 Abstracts
      • 2018 Abstracts
      • 2020 Abstracts
    • Press releases
    • Team news stories
      • Early Jurassic dinosaur shifted from four legs to two legs as it grew up
      • Andrew Cuff’s Argentinian Adventure!
      • ‘Archosaurian Dawn’ From Sketches to Final Artwork
      • My American Adventure! by Romain Pintore
  • CONTACT US

RESEARCH OUTPUTS

Research outputs from the Dawndinos research include:

  1. Published Papers
  2. Conferences
  3. Press Releases
  4. Team News Stories
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