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Fam Jansma wrote-
> - Jeholosaurus
Sure, I'll send you one from my details segment.
> - Bienosaurus
> - Tatisaurus
These are not ornithopods, they are thyreophorans. The
first was described as a scelidosaurid, but has a good chance of being an
ankylosaur (even if Scelidosaurus isn't one). The second is very close to
Scelidosaurus (considered synonymous by Lucas 1996, but Holtz has doubts).
They are both known only from mandibles (and a few tiny cranial bits in
Bienosaurus).
Mickey Mortimer
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