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Re: Nemegtia barsboldi
Tom Holtz (tholtz@geol.umd.edu) wrote:
<<I believe this is the specimen that inspired "Ronaldoraptor" on p. 134 of Gee
& Rey's _A Field Guide to Dinosaurs_>>
to which Jerry Harris (jharris@dixie.edu) replied:
<Can't comment on that, as I haven't seen that book, but I didn't mention that
this specimen has seen press before: it's GIN 100/2112, formerly PC 100/2112,
described as a new specimen of _Ingenia_ in:>
I can comment on this, as the skulls are entirely different, having seen
casts of the "ronaldo" bit. This is a skull that Lü mentioned way back and is
finally getting described. In the selfsame paper, Lü mentioned a specimen of
oviraptorsaur from Guangdong Province that is named as a new taxon in his
thesis, and so obviously, there's more ovi-goodness coming. Not to mention the
2-4 other "new taxa" currently residing in private hands that I KNOW about. I
have Lü's figure of the skull if anyone is intrested in seeing the thing.
Cheers,
Jaime A. Headden
"Innocent, unbiased observation is a myth." --- P.B. Medawar (1969)
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