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11-28-2002, 08:46 AM
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Archaeoraptor redux
A short paper by Zhou, et al., in the 21 Nov issue of Nature identifies the front half of National Geographic's fossil composite gaffe. It's essentially identical to Yanornis martini, a fish-eating bird known from other fossils in the area. The other Yanornis fossil has chewed-up fish parts in its gut - both have teeth. The tail of Archaeoraptor was already known to be from a dromaeosaur.
Nature, 420, 285, (2002) |
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11-28-2002, 11:01 AM
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Not suprising. We can't seem to put Dino bones together properly for the life of us.
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