Deinonychus

[raphael@indirect.com (Raphael Carter)]

>Maniraptora is a clade defined as "birds and all dinosaurs sharing a more
>recent common ancestor with birds than with ornithomimosaurs".  From my
>recent analysis, maniraptorans are restricted to birds and dromaeosaurids
>(like Velociraptor and Deinonychus).

Excuse a beginner's question, please:

Is Deinonychus a 'live' genus name again?  I was under the impression that
we lost it when D. antirrhopus became Velociraptor antirrhopus. Is there
another species that's still under Deinonychus?

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