Madagascar ceratosaurs

["Jonathan R. Wagner" <znc14@ttacs1.ttu.edu>]

        Somone recently mentioned that _Majungolithos_ [sic?] has been
referred to _Majungosaurus_, indicating a "carnotaurus"-style abelisaur
(yes, I didn't use quotes, sometimes you just start believeing...) in
Madagascar.  Now, rumor has it that there is a "abelisaurus"-style animal
from Madagascar which has been tenatively reffered to _Indosuchus_.  If so,
this might indicate that in three seperate Cretaceous Gondwannan faunal
assembleges there was a "carnotaurine" and an "abelisaurine".  So, does
anyone have the skinny on this new _Indosuchus_ material?
        Wagner
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[That's just to see if what books Mickey and Darren read...]
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