Re: the first raptor

["David Marjanovic" <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

> Unless I'm mistaken, the Barremian is also when the first avians more
> advanced than _Archaeopteryx_ are known from (not counting _Protoavis
> texensis_ at the moment). Seems like there wasn't much preservation of
> eumaniraptors going on in the earliest bit of the Cretaceous.

Still, there is *Noguerornis* from the Valanginian. It's always put into
Ornithothoraces and usually into Enantiornithes... is this still correct?

BTW: This is the ideal place to repeat my question about who defined
Pygostylia when. :-)