This crazy tool allows us to hear how dinosaurs look

Brown was inspired and started working immediately on her first project, Radd! Study in vocal skullsAnd it is the work in which the chorus of dinosaurs continues. Both projects focus on Corythosaurus, but at different stages of their life to investigate how changes affect the top of maturity on their voice. However, the biggest difference between the two projects is the way the sound is made – re -imagine the dinosaur audio box.

“With Rawr! We used the mechanical throat, so people will have to already explode in a tongue to create the sound. But as soon as we started to show it, we realized that it would not have been possible for people to interact with him in a healthy way – and in a way, this is when I started thinking about something more scientific. And since I got a more computer temperature.”

Work in the Dinosaurs choir officially began in 2021, when Brown traveled to Canada, where Corythosaurus is supposed to live to update its research. She and Jajiusky worked with the excavation scientist Thomas Dodion, from the University of Toronto and the Royal Ontario Museum, to analyze the latest tomography and three -dimensional friends. From these, they built a replica of life from the adult Cortithosurus head, all the way to its complex nasal clips.

“I am very proud of the clips of the nose,” Braun joked. “I have learned to have a computerized tomography fragmentation for about a year to make it as accurate as possible, taking into account the effects of millions of years on it.”

With the completion of the skull model, the work began and then began in the dinosaurs ’boxes itself. With the audio box now in my account, Brown gave more control over a new test, and perhaps even conflicting research without the need to rebuild everything from the zero point.

“The models depend on a set of mathematical equations that relate to sound mechanisms – such as changes in air pressure and a number of other affected variables over time,” she says. “I found some of these models in literature and put them in a symbol based on the latest research.”

In particular, Brown was inspired by paper Looking at the throat in ankylosaur, it was found only in 2023. The researchers have prompted the assumption that non -Avian dinosaurs can have Syrinx like a bird (located in the chest), not the throat of mammals and crocodiles (which fall into the rings), as is the case.