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Dromaeosaur caudal question

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Subject: Dromaeosaur caudal question
From: "L.J. Krumenacker" <ljkrumenacker@yahoo.com>
Date: Fri, 07 Nov 2008 19:29:29 -0800 (PST)
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Hi All,
Apologies for the double posting...
Can someone enlighten me on dromaeosaur caudal sections?  Are caudal sections 
known where vertebrae are entirely encased in the elongated zygos/chevrons 
(assumedly more distal portions), or is it entirely a quadrant arrangement?
Please reply offlist to ljkrumenacker@yahoo.com.
Thanks,
L.J. Krumenacker

L.J. Krumenacker-Graduate Student, Brigham Young University
Vertebrate Paleontology:  Cretaceous vertebrates of Idaho


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