Indosuchus

["Nicholas J. Pharris" <pharrinj@PLU.edu>]

This is a snippet out of an old post I wrote, concerning the phylogenetic 
affinities of some theropod material from India.  Nobody answered, so I'm 
going to take another stab...

On Mon, 22 Jan 1996, Nicholas J. Pharris wrote:

> BTW, the type braincase of Indosuchus raptorius appears to have been 
> referred to the Abelisauridae, but what of the rest?  As Paul (1988) 
> notes, some of it might just be tyrannosaurid.  Apparently there are some 
> D-sectioned premaxillary teeth known, indicating the presence of an 
> arctomet, at least.
> 

Nick Pharris
Pacific Lutheran University
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