Re: Euoplo

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

On Thu, 25 Jan 1996, Rob Meyerson wrote:

> As an additional question, what is the status of _Ankylosaurus_ within this 
> group?  Is it still a questionable genus?

I wasn't aware that it ever was!  Anyway, as the first named, 
_Ankylosaurus_ has priority over all other names.  It looks to me like 
we've got pretty good material of _Ankylosaurus magniventris_, certainly 
enough to show that it was closely related to _Euoplocephalus_ and 
_Talarurus_ (sorry, George), and that it was the largest and latest of 
the ankylosaurs (as I recall).

> Rob
> 
> ***
> "Don't panic!"

Thanks for the advice!

Nick Pharris
Pacific Lutheran University
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