Ornitholestes in Crichton's "The Lost World"

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Was there a time in circa 1995 that Ornitholestes would have been thought to be 
"cow-sized" as the carcass on the beach in this novel was described?

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- RE: Ornitholestes in Crichton's "The Lost World"
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References:
- Gastornis bone isotopes indicate herbivorous diet
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- Re: Gastornis bone isotopes indicate herbivorous diet
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