Two Headed Reptile Fossil

Alex

Scientists found a fossil of a two-headed reptile:

This animal was a choristoderan, an extinct reptile that reached a length of one metre in adulthood and was characterised by a long neck - two in this case.

The animal's spinal column divided in two at the point where the neck emerges from the body. This formed two long necks that ended in two skulls.

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They got dweeb and dork mixed up, in my opinion! (and past experiences of usage of the words). To be honest, I don't think I've heard 'dweeb' used in a long time... perhaps since 80s-ish movies set in California.
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Nerd, Dork, Geek...the list is endless. But one thing I have to admit, I am definately all of the above and more.
Someone has to balance the scales and those of us who fall into these categories do so with pride and dignity.
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