mission the intelligence of the dinosaur
is a very difficult thing one of the things that people have used is called
the each you coefficient which is basically how large the brain is
relative to the body size this has its problems and doesn't have
its problems it's not just how big the brain is but how big certain parts the
brain are and we know from living animals that animals push up smell very well that they have not very
large olfactory worlds in in in their brains animals which you'd see very well
had very mccue vision septet greatly expanded optic club so a lot of this
work is just starting to be done and growing the advent of cat scan
technology which allows us to go to reconstruct the brains of extinct
dinosaurs is really pushes a long way in just a few years but again the work is
very preliminary and is still very hard to correlate specific brain features
with purse particular either senses or aspects of intelligence