RE: Tyrannosaurs with leathery skin, etc.

["ekaterina amalitzkaya" <eamalitz@hotmail.com>]

> Sinosauropteryx looks to be more primitive than tyrannosaurs or
> ornithomimids, maybe even further from birds than Allosaurus (it is one
> primitive sucker), this would still be a considerable subset of the

So does this mean that S.s.pteryx is a basal tetanurine? has the 
relationship with the European Compsognathus been confirmed? It is 
superficial similar but methinks it has several primitive features.

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