Zupaysaurus

["Tim Williams" <twilliams_alpha@hotmail.com>]

To those that are interested, the _Zupaysaurus_ description is now available 
at  dinosaur_articles@yahoogroups.com.

BTW, the authors mention that _Zupaysaurus_ is the oldest known tetanuran.  
This may depend on the status of _"Megalosaurus" cambrensis_ (=_Zanclodon 
cambrensis_), a Late Triassic theropod that has been described as (a) a 
megalosaurid, (b) some sort of ceratosaurian (?dilophosaur), or (c) based on 
material so scrappy (mould of a dentary) that it's impossible to be sure 
what it is.



P.S. For Sergey A. Rusov: you emailed me recently on behelf of Dr Kurochkin. 
 Sergey, your email address no longer works - my reply to you got bounced 
and the postmaster says your email address doesn't exist.  I'm guessing 
you're either a DML member or you peruse the archives, so hopefully you'll 
read this.

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