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Re: diminutive dinosaurs



T. Michael Keesey wrote-

> Incidentally, if you are using the crown clade definition of _Aves_
> (=_Neornithes_), then _Liaoxiornis_ would be a pretty tiny non-avian
dinosaur.

Because it's juvenile. :-)
http://www.cmnh.org/dinoarch/2001Jul/msg00344.html
The smallest adult non-neornithine dinosaur may be Iberomesornis, at ~85 mm
long.

Mickey Mortimer