Re: A new compsognathid

["Tommy Bradley" <htomsirveaux@hotmail.com>]

Quoting Marco Auditore:

> > There is a new paper in the new Journal Of Systematic Paleontology:
> >
> > Sunny H. Hwang, Mark A. Norell, Ji Qiang, Gao Keqin, 2004, A LARGE
> > COMPSOGNATHID FROM THE EARLY CRETACEOUS YIXIAN, FORMATION OF CHINA.
> > Journal of Systematic Palaeontology Volume 2 (Issue 01), 13-30.
> >
> > It is introduced a new compsognathid, Huaxiagnathus orientalis, known from
> > a nearly complete skeleton lacking only the distal end of the tail. From a
> > first view, the skull is very similar to the still unnamed new German
> > compsognathid. Three finger.

Quoting Mickey Mortimer:
> In the current paper, they refer the "Huaxiasaurus" specimen to 
> Huaxiagnathus.

I say:
YEA!  Another Nomen Nudum down! :-P

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