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Re: questions on tetanurines & etymology

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Subject: Re: questions on tetanurines & etymology
From: Fred Bervoets <fb@nrc.nl>
Date: Tue, 29 Apr 1997 10:56:05 +0200
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King, Norm wrote:

Also, two quickies on etymology (sorry, but my library stinks): Does
anyone know the etymology for Kronosaurus; "krono-" is the problem.

 Titanic
 
 Kronos Gr. myth. jongest of the Titans. With support of the god Ouranos
 he steels the worlddominance from his father. After Kronos was defated
 he was locked up with other Titans  in Tartatos.
 
 With regards
 Fred Bervoets
 fb@nrc.nl

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- Re: questions on tetanurines & etymology
  - From: Fred Bervoets <fb@nrc.nl>

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