Re: Protoceratops eggs

[tlford@ix.netcom.com (Tracy Ford)]

You wrote: 
>
> Pat Grant wrote:
>>For that matter, now that the "protoceratops"
>>eggs have been reassigned, are there any known examples of actual c.
>>eggs?
>
>Could someone give me informations and/or indicate some paper about the
>reassignement of _Protoceratops_ eggs?
>
>
Mikhailov, Konstantin E., 1988. The nesting of theropod dinosaurs. 
International Symposium on Vertebrate Behavior as Derived from the Fossil 
Record, September 8-10, 1988. Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University, B

ozeman, MT, 59717:

Mikhailov, K. E. 1991. Classification of Fossil eggshells of Amniotic 
Vertebrates. Acata. Pal. Pol. Vol. 36, No. 2: 193-238.

Mikhailiov, Konstantin E., 1992. The microstructure of Avian and Dinosaurian 
Eggshell: phylogenetic implications. Papers in Avian Paleontology, honoring 
Pierce Brodkorb. Incorporating the Proceedings of the II Internation

al Symposium of Society of Avian Paleontology and Evolution, held at the 
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, 28-30, September, 1988.  Science 
Series Natural History Museum of Los Angles County, No. 36:361-373.

Mikhailiov, Konstantin E., 1994. Theropod and Protoceratopsian Dinosaur eggs 
from the Cretaceous of Mongolia and Kazakhstan. Paleontological Journal Volume 
28, Number 2: 101-120.

These are a good place to look.

Tracy