Pack hunting

[Flint Weller <spatula@netaxs.com>]

I hear that Ostrom has a more recent paper that is supposed to prove
pack hunting. Anyone have the low-down and where it was published?

-Sherry

[I don't remember anybody mentioning this before either, but I found
 it -- MR:

 Author(s): MAXWELL WD; OSTROM JH
 Title:     TAPHONOMY AND PALEOBIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS OF TENONTOSAURUS-
              DEINONYCHUS ASSOCIATIONS 
  
 Source:    JOURNAL OF VERTEBRATE PALEONTOLOGY V0015 N4 DEC 1995 pp. 707-
              712. 
 Abstract:  The discovery of a nearly complete skeleton of Tenontosaurus 
            tilletti and closely associated multiple shed teeth of the 
            dromaeosaur Deinonychus antirrhopus provides evidence that 
            may support the often repeated suggestion that Deinonychus 
            was a pack-hunting predator. The taphonomy of the specimen 
            adds weight to the additional conclusion that Tenontosaurus 
            was the specific food preference of the Deinonychus predator
            population. Among theropods, the only other specific animals
            that have been found as unmistakable food objects are 
            varisaurus in Compsognathus and Coelophysis in Coelophysis. 
            These two could have been examples of opportunistic 
            incidental predation or scavenging, but it appears that 
            Deinonychus actively preyed on a deliberate food choice, 
            Tenontosaurus. 
 ]