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Doliovertebra

ትርጉም ስሙ: “barrel vertebra”2

ይበልዕ ነበረ: ካብ ኩሉ ቁሩብናይ ባሕሪ ተሳሓብቲማእከላይ ትሪያሲክብቴክኒክ ዳይኖሰር ኣይኮነን

Doliovertebra was a small marine reptile that swam in the seas during the Triassic Period, about 247 to 241 million years ago. It was a sauropterygian, a group of ocean-dwelling reptiles, but it was not a dinosaur.2

ደስ ዝብል ሓቂ: እዚ ናይ ባሕሪ ተሳሓባይ ዳይኖሰራት ኣብ ምድሪ ክኸዱ ከለዉ ይሕምብስ ነበረ። ኩሉ ሰብ ዳይኖሰር ይብሎም፣ ግን ካልእ ጨንፈር ተሳሓብቲ እዮም ነይሮም።

ዝነበረሉ

ቅድሚ 247 ክሳብ 241 ሚልዮን ዓመት2

ማእከላይ ትሪያሲክ

ፎሲላት ዝተረኽቡሉ

Freyburg an der Unstrut, Germany2

ዝለዓለ ቅልጣፈ

ኣስታት 23 ኪ.ሜ/ሰ (14 ማይል/ሰ)

ምሕምባስ, ግምት

መዓስ እዩ ዝነበረ?

ትሪያሲክ

ጁራሲክ

ክሬታሸስ

ቅድሚ 252 ሚልዮን ዓመት20114566፣ እቲ ኣስተሮይድ

ክንደይ ቅልጡፍ ነይሩ?

ዝኸይድ ሰብ ኣስታት 5 ኪ.ሜ/ሰ (3 mph)

ብሽክለታ ዝጋልብ ቆልዓ ኣስታት 12 ኪ.ሜ/ሰ (7 mph)

Doliovertebra ኣስታት 23 ኪ.ሜ/ሰ (14 mph)

ብጉያ ዝኸይድ ፈረስ ኣስታት 65 ኪ.ሜ/ሰ (40 mph)

ቺታ ኣስታት 100 ኪ.ሜ/ሰ (62 mph)

ዘደንቑ ነገራት

ደስ ዝብሉ ሓቅታት

Doliovertebra lived in the Anisian age, which was about 247 to 241 million years ago, during the middle part of the Triassic Period.1

Its fossils were found in the Jena Formation in Germany, which was a marine environment at the time.1

The name Doliovertebra means 'barrel vertebra', which might refer to the shape of its backbone bones.2

Scientists think it was an actively moving animal that lived in the ocean, not on land.1

Doliovertebra is known from only one fossil site, making it a very rare find.1

ብAI ዝተሰርሐ ስእሊ ናይ Doliovertebra — ብAI ዝተሰርሐ ስእሊ፣ Doliovertebra ከመይ ይመስል ከም ዝነበረ ዘርኢ፣ ኮምፒተር ካብቲ ሳይንቲስታት ዝፈልጥዎ ዝሰርሖ። ግምት እዩ: እቲ ሓቀኛ እንስሳ ፍልይ ዝበለ ክመስል ይኽእል፣ ሓቀኛ ሕብሩ ድማ ዝፈልጦ የለን።

ጽውጽዋይ ዘፍርስ

ጽውጽዋይ: Doliovertebra was a dinosaur.

ሓቂ: Doliovertebra was a marine reptile called a sauropterygian, not a dinosaur. Dinosaurs lived on land and had different body features.2

ንክኢላታት ዳይኖሰር

ሳይንሳዊ ስም: Doliovertebra
ዝሰመዮ: Huene 19022
ጉጅለ: ናይ ባሕሪ ተሳሓብቲ
ስድራ / ክላድ: Pachypleurosauridae2
ምድባ: Sauropterygia2
ዕድመ እቶም ኣኻውሕ: 247 ክሳብ 241 ሚልዮን ዓመት ()2
ናይ ኣኻውሕ ንብርብራት: Jena2
ሃገራት: ጀርመን2
መዛግብቲ ፎሲል: 1 ኣብ The Paleobiology Database2
ርኽበት: Doliovertebra was named by the scientist F. v. Huene in 1902. The first fossils were found at Freyburg an der Unstrut in Germany.2
ገና ዘከራኽር: Scientists are not sure if Doliovertebra is a valid genus. Some researchers think it might be a nomen dubium, meaning the fossils are too incomplete to be certain about its identity.1