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SEGNOSAURIA (2nd classification attempt)
Sorry if this is gonna cause another nomenclature discussion. To prevent
this, pease read: Any taxon I use here, are NOT according to ANY rule or
anithing at all, except for my own preference. I know my last post made a
discussion with no comparation because of my incorrect taxon names.
Again, the taxon names I use are only do give the taxon itself a definition,
and may or may not be scientifically correct.
Thanx:)
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I made this cladogram based on information I have collected about
Therizinosaurs. I'd appreciate any comments on the placement of the species.
here we go again:
SEGNOSAURIA (=THERIZINOSAURIA)
|-Beipiaosaurus ('Oviraptorid' pelvis, coelurosaurid neck)
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|-Therizinosauroidea
|-Alxasaurus ('Segnosaurid' pelvis/segnosaurid neck)
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|-Neimongosauridae (due to features in neck, jaw and pelvis)
| |-Neimongosaurus
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|-Therizinosauridae (advanced pelves/scapula)
|-Erlikosaurus (a tiny chance it's = Enigmosaurus)
|-Therizinosaurus (scapula/scapulacoracoid resembles Segno)
|-Nothronychus (Ischium very similar to Segnosaurus)
|-Segnosaurus
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|-Enigmosaurinae (fused ischium/pubis)
| |-Enigmosaurus
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|-Nanshiungosaurus (fused cervical ribs/spoonshaped ischium)
If you got any further questions on how I have classified them, feel free to
ask.
I'm gonna publish a illustrated guide to this cladogram in my website in a
week or more.
-Øyvind M. Padron
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|-Amateur Palæontologist
|-PaleoArtist
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|-For another dinosaur website try:
|-http://the_dinosauria.tripod.com
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