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Re: solnhofen





I wrote:

IMHO, BCF may be true in a limited context
(I'm prepared to believe that oviraptorosaurs might be secondarily
flightless birds) - but ALL ground-dwelling theropods representing birds that lost the power of stroke!!!???

Oops. That should be "power of flight!!!???".

And as I said before, as an explanation for the development of the predatory stroke in maniraptoran theropods, BCF makes good sense.


Tim

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Timothy J. Williams

USDA/ARS Researcher
Agronomy Hall
Iowa State University
Ames IA 50014

Phone: 515 294 9233
Fax:   515 294 3163

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