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Do the holes in the neck of the dinosaurs or the mammals head have to do with their brain power?

April 26, 2017brain dinosaur Head Mammal neck power

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Do the holes in the neck of the dinosaurs or the mammals head have to do with their brain power?

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The holes on the back of the heads of dinosaurs and mammal-like reptiles are to allow the attachment of muscles from the jaw (try touching your temple and closing your jaw to feel these muscles working). The bigger the holes are the stronger the bite is.