New Ref

[Tommy Tyrberg <tommy.tyrberg@norrkoping.mail.telia.com>]

Just got a bunch of reprints from Hiroshige Matsuoka. Mostly about birds 
(sorry, avian theropods) but there is one of more general dinosaurian interest:

Matsuoka, H., Kusuhashi, N., Takada, T & Setoguchi, T. 2002. A clue to the 
Neocomian vertebrate fauna: initial results from the Kuwajima "Kaseki-kabe" 
(Tetori Group) in Shiramine, Ishikawa, central Japan. Memoirs of the 
Faculty of Science. Kyoto University, Series of Geology and Mineralogy 
59(1):33-45.

A quite rich but very fragmentary fauna (often just isolated teeth) of 
probably Berriasian age. Contains four species of fish, a frog close to 
Bombinatoridae, at least three tritylodonts, turtles (Trionychoidea, 
Testudinioidea and Sinemydidae), two sauropodomorphs, three theropods (a 
large species, a small species and a third species probably belonging to 
Oviraptorosauria + Therizinisauroidea), a hypsilophodont and an 
iguanodontid, three pterosaurs (Ornithocheiridae, Gnathosaurinae and 
Dsungaripteroidea(?)), an enantiornithine bird (close to Otogornis?), 
seven(!) Squamata, a triconodont and a multituberculate.

Tommy Tyrberg