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Re: Oviraptor
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> At the risk of rehashing the discussion of a couple weeks ago, what I want to
> know is this: What were all those Protoceratops doing in and among the
> Oviraptors Nesting colony??? Seriously?
Protoceratops were the most common dinosaur in the area and may have just
been unlucky in being trapped in the sandstorms which covered this
nesting colony.
Or...it is possible that Protoceratops and Oviraptors co-existed
together, being that neither were a direct predator of the other. Just
think about the diverse live co-existing today in savanahas and some bird
rookeries.
---John Schneiderman (dino@revelation.unomaha.edu)