(MEXICO) National Institute of Anthropology & History Report: A new species of dinosaur identified by Mexican palaeontologists is believed to have been “very communicative” and used low-frequency sounds like elephants to talk to each other, a researcher said Friday #AceNewsDesk report

#AceNewsReport – May.17: After initially discovering the tail in 2013, palaeontologists said they later found most of its skull, a 1.32-metre bony hollow crest through which it communicated, as well as bones such as its femur and shoulder:

MEXICO: ‘Dinosaur makes noises like elephants to communicate: ‘The specimen, which has been named Tlatolophus galorum, is thought to have died around 72 million years ago in what is now the northern state of Coahuila’ First Published in the scientific journal Cretaceous Research, according to the INAH.

Posted Yesterday at 4:32am, updated Yesterday at 5:05am

Illustration of a new species of dinosaur with four legs walking through shallow water.
An illustration represents a new species of a dinosaur named Tlatolophus galorum after palaeontologists found its 72-million-year-old fossilised remains.(INAH via Reuters)

“We are calculating the size, which could be between eight metres and 12 metres long because just the tail is around six metres,” palaeobiologist Angel Alejandro Ramirez said.

“We believe that these dinosaurs were very communicative.

“They even produced and perceived low-frequency sounds like those made by elephants, which travel several kilometres and are imperceptible to humans.”

These “peaceful, but talkative” dinosaurs could also have had the ability to emit loud sounds to scare off predators, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) said on Thursday when it announced the discovery.

Part of the Tlatolophus galorum fossil is pictured with a black background.
The first fossils of the Tlatolophus galorum were found almost a decade ago.(INAH via Reuters)

Mexican researchers think Tlatolophus galorum’s crest may have been red.

“We believe that these dinosaurs, like modern birds, saw in colour and so these structures like the crest were possibly brightly coloured. They could have been completely red, or multi-coloured, with spots,” Mr Ramirez said.

The discovery is still under investigation, but research about the ancient reptile has already been published in the scientific journal Cretaceous Research, according to the INAH.

“It is an exceptional case in Mexican palaeontology,” it said.

“Highly favourable events had to occur millions of years ago, when Coahuila was a tropical region, for it to be conserved in the conditions it was found in.”

The name Tlatolophus is derived from tlahtolli — which means word in the indigenous Nahuatl language — and lophus, meaning crest in Greek, the researchers said.

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