Hello again Skeleton Crewmates! Take a journey with us to Late Cretaceous of Utah as we gaze upon a ceratopsian dinosaur from the Kaiparowits Formation, found deep within the Grand StaircaseEscalante National Monument. Nasutoceratops titusi is a primitive centrosaurine a relative of Styracosaurus, Pachyrhinosaurus, and certified dumpsterfire Sinoceratops. It's notable for it's horns (which make it look like a Texas longhorn bull) and for its... there's no other way to say this, but its huge nose. In fact, this animal's enormous nose made it perhaps the first dinosaur to be made fun of by the paleontologists who discovered it on the same day it was announced.

Will the Skeleton Crew continue this mockery? Or will they give this magnificent creature the justice it deserves? How does its portrayal in this game and Battle at Big Rock compare to the fossil evidence? Join us this week to find out!

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00:00:00 Discover (comma) Mock
00:16:01 A river? in MY depositional environment??
00:20:16 The Nose is Big (this is the First Time you're hearing this)
00:30:21 Would Nasutoceratops be sent to Horny Jail?
00:48:48 A boy so basal we mention Albertosaurus
00:54:27 Ranking Nasutoceratops (New York, New York)
01:03:22 SPIN! THAT! WHEEL!
01:04:14 Outro & huge THANK YOU to Patrons!

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