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Carnotaurus sastrei etymology



By the way, the name mentioned for the etymology of
C.sastrei was "Pocho", which is not a real name. the
name of the farm owner is Angel, Don Angel Sastre, and
the son is Anselmo (Pocho). So I think it is proper to
say to the family Sastre, from Chubut, Argentina.
I know, just a detail but, what is life but a detail
on the earth surface.
(Enough drinking of "mahte" for this morning!)



 --- Steve Walsh <steve.w@c-point.com> escribió:

> Thanks to Jay and David and some extra digging this
> is my current 
> list. Any comments?
> 
> AVIMIMUS portentosus - Possibly "portentous" = of
> monumental 
> significance, because Avimimus was such an important
> find ?
> 
> CARNOTAURUS sastrei - referring to the Estancia
> Pocho Sastre, Patagonia
> 
> CHAMOSAURUS belli - referring to the Belly River
> 
> COELOPHYSIS bauri - In honor of Georg Hermann Baur,
> who was at one 
> time Marsh's collector, but later wrote articles on
> Marsh's 
> inaccurate illustrations
> 
> DRYOSAURUS altus - Altus (Latin) = "Tall", referring
> to its gracile form ?
> 
> EDMONTONIA longiceps - Longus (Latin) = "long" and
> -ceps, referring 
> to the length of the species head
> 
> EUOPLOCEPHALUS tutus - Tutus (Latin) = "safe",
> referring to the 
> security afforded by its armour
> 
> GALLIMIMUS bullatus - Bulla (Latin) = "stud" or
> "boss", referring to 
> the inflated braincase area of the skull
> 
> MAMENCHISAURUS constructus - constructus (Latin) =
> "built", in honour 
> of the construction workers who discovered the type
> skeleton
> 
> ORNITHOLESTES hermanni - In honour of Adam Herman,
> preparator of the 
> type specimen
> 
> PROTOCERATOSAURUS bradleyi - In honour of its
> discoverer, F. Lewis Bradley
> 
> RHOETOSAURUS brownei - In honour of A. J. Browne,
> manager at the then 
> Durham Downs Station
> 
> SHUNOSAURUS lii - Named for Beng Lii, a hydrologist
> and governor of 
> olden Sichuan province
> 
> STRUTHIOMIMUS altus - Altus (Latin) = "Tall",
> perhaps referring to 
> its gracile form ?
> 
> TROODON formosus - Referring to the island of
> Formosa and alluding to 
> the splendor of the island and of the specimen.
> 
> 
> Steve Walsh
> Email: steve.w@c-point.com
> Phone: 8 264 5526     |      Mobile: 0422088197
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Lic. Sebastián Apesteguía

Sección de Paleontología de Vertebrados 
Museo Argentino de Ciencias Naturales 'B. Rivadavia'
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V. Virasoro 732 (1405), Buenos Aires, ARGENTINA
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Departamento de Paleontología. Fundación Patagónica de Ciencias Naturales, 
Museo Patagónico de Ciencias Naturales,
General Roca, Río Negro, ARGENTINA


        
        
                
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