as well as being involved in thermoregulation or even sound amplification

useful for tearing meat

lo que ofrece evidencia sólida del cuidado parental en los oviraptorosaurios

in a harsh and arid environment

Morphometrically

Aerosteon riocoloradensis Torosaurus as well as being involvedAerosteon riocoloradensis is a theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous (approx. 84 million years ago), belonging to the Megaraptora clade, described from fossil remains found in the Anacleto Formation, in Argentine Patagonia. Its name, meaning "air bones," refers to a distinctive anatomical feature: the presence of extensive pneumatic cavities in the bones, associated with an advanced respiratory system comparable to that of modern birds. From a