Re: Looking for a recent, comprehensive cladogram.

["David Marjanovic" <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

> > All that and much more at http://dinosauricon.com/classification. :-)
> >
> Sorry, David, this link doesn't work. As I wrote, the classification is
> here:
> http://dinosauricon.com/taxa/index.html

Sorry, my error, this page has "Classification" in the title. :-] -- Recent
books? There are plenty of them (Dinosaurs: The Encyclopedia, plus its 2
supplements, the Ostrom Symposium volume, Mesozoic Vertebrate Life [an
exclusive dinosaur book, because it had an early deadline], Walking on Eggs,
The Armored Dinosaurs, Dinosaurs of the Air...), and each costs plenty of
money... www.amazon.com will give you some impressive results if you search
for dinosaurs.