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Re: coelurosaurs Allosaurus-like (was Sino. ischium)
Ken Kinman wrote-
> Okay. For now I'll go with: "ascending process of astragalus more
> than 21% tibial length, and loss of transverse grooves across condyles."
> As for astragalar height/width ratios, won't these values for Allosaurus
and
> Fukuiraptor also be close to those of some coelurosaurs?
Well, Fukuiraptor's ratio would still be in the coelurosaur range, but those
of other non-coelurosaurs wouldn't. This is because non-coelurosaurs have
more robust tibiae, making them comparatively wider, so they have smaller
height/width ratios.
Mickey Mortimer