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www In the mid-19th century Due to the extremely limited understanding of dinosaurs at the time, coupled with the incomplete fossils of Megalosau- rus that were discovered, they were thought to be slow, clumsy quadrupedal reptiles. The reconstructions bore little resemblance to their true form. In the early 20th century As the understanding of dinosaurs continues to advance, paleontologists have come to realize that Megalosaurus was a bipedal animal with robust hind limbs and relatively short forelimbs. When walking, its torso formed a tripod shape with the ground, while its elongated tail trailed behind. After the 1970s Dinosaurs are no longer considered the slow and clumsy reptiles they were once thought to be. Most carnivorous di- nosaurs, including Megalosaurus, are now believed to have been agile, walking with their bodies parallel to the ground and keeping their tails lifted off the ground. However, recon- structions from this period often depicted dinosaurs as overly skinny, with incorrect positioning of the forelimbs, and frequently with teeth exposed outside the mouth. Now With the advancement of paleontology, people can utilize more advanced instruments and theories to study dino- saurs. Nowadays, dinosaur reconstructions can accurately restore their anatomies and correct erroneous postures. All these making us one step closer to the reality of dinosaurs. ORAX 2021

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www In the mid-19th century Due to the extremely limited understanding of dinosaurs at the time, coupled with the incomplete fossils of Megalosau- rus that were discovered, they were thought to be slow, clumsy quadrupedal reptiles. The reconstructions bore little resemblance to their true form. In the early 20th century As the understanding of dinosaurs continues to advance, paleontologists have come to realize that Megalosaurus was a bipedal animal with robust hind limbs and relatively short forelimbs. When walking, its torso formed a tripod shape with the ground, while its elongated tail trailed behind. After the 1970s Dinosaurs are no longer considered the slow and clumsy reptiles they were once thought to be. Most carnivorous di- nosaurs, including Megalosaurus, are now believed to have been agile, walking with their bodies parallel to the ground and keeping their tails lifted off the ground. However, recon- structions from this period often depicted dinosaurs as overly skinny, with incorrect positioning of the forelimbs, and frequently with teeth exposed outside the mouth. Now With the advancement of paleontology, people can utilize more advanced instruments and theories to study dino- saurs. Nowadays, dinosaur reconstructions can accurately restore their anatomies and correct erroneous postures. All these making us one step closer to the reality of dinosaurs. ORAX 2021

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