 It was concluded that the proposal that its dentition was used for bark-stripping was not supported by the data, which showed that under that scenario, the skull and teeth would undergo extreme stresses.The hypotheses of branch-stripping and/or precision biting were both shown to be biomechanically plausible feeding behaviors.Diplodocine teeth were also continually replaced throughout their lives, usually in less than 35 days, as was discovered by Michael D'Emic "et al."