Re: Fossil of Hypsilophodon skull found in Ishikawa

[MKIRKALDY@aol.com]

Dr. Paul Willis comments, in absentia:

>A more important distinguishing factor for the Shiramine discovery 
>is the difference in the fossilized skull's appearance from specimens 
>found in other countries, such as Britain or Australia.

And which Australian Hypsilophodon skull are they referring to? 
(There are none!)

>Notable examples of Hypsilophodon fossils have been found in 
>Wealden and the Isle of Wight, both in southern Britain, in Victoria, 
>Australia and in China.

No Hypsilophodon in Victoria (they must be referring to Leayellenasaura).

Cheers,

Paul


Dr Paul M.A. Willis
Consulting Vertebrate Palaeontologist
Quinkana Pty Ltd
pwillis@ozemail.com.au

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