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Re: Question about Archaeopteryx's (non) reversed hallux

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Subject: Re: Question about Archaeopteryx's (non) reversed hallux
From: nooj <soixmoi@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 15:47:24 +1000
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"Thank you for the feedback!
Torsten van der Lubbe"

No, thank YOU for helping me understand all this. Your reply was
almost instantaneous and it cleared everything up for me.

I still have one more question though. Is a retroverted hallux a trait
that's shared in all theropoda or only dromaeosaurs?

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