Russian hadrosaur pangolins!?

[Brian Choo <bchoo@bigpond.net.au>]

A report on the recently described Amur duckbill *Kerberosaurus  
manakini* has revealed an unhealthy fixation on pangolins by the  
author! This man must be commited and given the proper psychiatric  
treatment before his manid addiction leans to social and financial  
ruin!

http://www.innovations-report.com/html/reports/earth_sciences/report 
-35228.html

"Remains of a dinosaur new to Russia have been found in the town of  
Blagoveshchensk and described by a Russian paleontologist. Previously,  
remains of the nearest relations of this pangolin – Kerberosaur - were  
found only in North America."

"Dinosaurs are one of the groups of reptiles widespread on our planet  
in the Jurassic and Cretaceous of the Age of Reptiles. They included  
giant pangolins and relatively small creatures of the size of a dog or  
a hen."

"The Kerberosaur was a large herbivorous pangolin (according to Yuri  
Bolotsy’s estimates, the length of its body made about 10 meters)  
belonging to the so-called hadrosaurs."

"Already back in 1902, Russian colonel Manakin (a new pangolin species  
was called after him) found several fossil bones on the Chinese bank of  
the Amir River (near the village of Tsain)."

"...only after such treatment is completed, pangolin remains become  
available to scientific research."


Also from the article -

"An unusual scull of a large dinosaur that lived in the Late  
Cretaceous..."

What - it drank beer through its nostrils or something?

Brian Choo
Website  = http://www.geocities.com/ozraptor4/