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Re: polyphyodonty in dinosaurs



<<Coelophysoids, compsognathids, spinosauroids...all
exhibit more or less marked heterodonty.>>

Oops.  That should be spinosaurids, not spinosauroids; and throw in basal
thyreophorans and _Eoraptor_ as well.<
What form does this take in_Eoraptor_? Looking at my cast of the skull, the teeth seem pretty uniform, grading from larger to smaller teeth as your progress further back along the maxilla. Is this what you are refering to?
Peace,
Rob


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