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Miyess — Spinosaurus jaws
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I did these sketches of MSNM V4047 a few years ago. I now think the lower jaw should be a little more elegant than this, but for a sketch I did a few years ago it’s still pretty good morphology wise, if I do say so myself. I never got around to uploading them, but recent events have once again sparked up my enthusiasm for Spinosaurus fossils and so, viola!a- Upper jaw in dorsal view
b- Lower jaw in dorsal view
c- Upper jaw in left lateral view
d- Lower jaw in left lateral view
e- How I think the jaws of Spinosaurus fit together, forming an inescapable fish-trap (based on known material and my own specimen)
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If you are interested you can look at my Spinosaurus jaws work, it s here on DA
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I see you've given it a bit more of an overbite than my interpretation here.
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Yes after a Great post on the blog "The bite stuff" I spent LOT of time studing how the alveoli (and so teeth) can fit and the best interpretation of data was that overbite....
ps-the Sereno's cast Mount show an overbite even greater...
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I noticed. I'm rethinking this, I'll probably redo it and have the jaws positioned somewhere in between they way I have them here and your 'slight' overbite...
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