According to New Scientist, Steve Perry and Jonathan Codd from the University of Bonn said sauropods, which reached 40 metres and weighed 100 tonnes (10 times as much as the largest elephants) sucked in air more efficiently than mammals today.
According to New Scientist, Steve Perry and Jonathan Codd from the University of Bonn said sauropods, which reached 40 metres and weighed 100 tonnes (10 times as much as the largest elephants) sucked in air more efficiently than mammals today.
根据「新科学家杂志」，柏恩大学的史提夫裴利与强纳森考德表示，40公尺，100吨(最大型大象的10倍)的龙脚类恐龙，以比今日哺乳类更有效率的方式吸入空气。