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Re: EVIL FANGED CERAPODANS

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Subject: Re: EVIL FANGED CERAPODANS
From: "Andrea Kirk" <kirkam@wam.umd.edu>
Date: Sat, 20 Nov 1999 18:40:24 -0500
Cc: <rayancog@pacific.net.ph>
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Raymond Thaddeus C. Ancog wrote:

> Which reminds me, is there a case of baby or juvenile dinosaur skeletons
> turning up in the abdominal cavity of an adult? This has been documented
in
> ichthyosaurs, where some skeletons are those of young awaiting birth and
> others apparently those unlucky indivuduals that were eaten.
>

I think the best known case of this would be the _Coelophysis_ at Ghost
Ranch.  Not sure about the specifics though, as to how many cannibalistic
individuals were found.  Help?

Andrea Kirk
Undergraduate, Computer Science
University of Maryland

References:
- EVIL FANGED CERAPODANS
  - From: darren.naish@port.ac.uk
- Re: EVIL FANGED CERAPODANS
  - From: Raymond Ancog <rayancog@pacific.net.ph>

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