Dinosaur's stance, head, muscle and fat
- Stance: Without cartilage and connective tissues, experts map extinct skeletons against how birds and reptiles stand and walk.
- Head: Dinosaurs were terrestrial and may have needed to trap moisture inside their mouths. That's why many depictions have partial lips similar to lizards.
- Muscle and fat: Paleontologists most often refer to the same muscle groups in birds. A T. rex is given a thicker neck because he could bite through bones.
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