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Re: [dinosaur] Pareisactus, new iguanodontian from Upper Cretaceous of Spain

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Subject: Re: [dinosaur] Pareisactus, new iguanodontian from Upper Cretaceous of Spain
From: Tim Williams <tijawi@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 15 Feb 2019 14:23:42 +1100
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On Fri, Feb 15, 2019 at 12:09 AM dawidmazurek@wp.pl <dawidmazurek@wp.pl> wrote:

> From the paper...
>
> Etymology: From the Greek ÏÎÏÎÎÏÎÎÏÎÏ (pareÃsaktos), intruder. It 
> refers to this species being known from a
> single element found amidst hundreds of hadrosaurid bones.


I had in mind the most (in)famous historical example of 'Pareisactus'
- apparently this was the nickname (meaning 'Usurper') given to the
Egyptian king Ptolemy XI (80 BC).  Ptolemy XI was installed as king of
Egypt by the Romans, but he was despised by his own people; he was
dragged from his palace in Alexandria by an angry mob and murdered.

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- Re: [dinosaur] Pareisactus, new iguanodontian from Upper Cretaceous of Spain
  - From: Tim Williams <tijawi@gmail.com>
- Odp: [dinosaur] Pareisactus, new iguanodontian from Upper Cretaceous of Spain
  - From: dawidmazurek@wp.pl <dawidmazurek@wp.pl>

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