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Re: FEET OF EARLY BIRDS

To: dinosaur@usc.edu, zenlizard@juno.com
Subject: Re: FEET OF EARLY BIRDS
From: "Matthew Troutman" <m_troutman@hotmail.com>
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1998 17:33:29 PDT
Reply-to: m_troutman@hotmail.com
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<<Dromaeosaurs and maniraptoriforms LACK these features?  They HAVE 
these features?  This sentence no verb.>>

Dromaeosaurs and maniraptoriforms DO have a fenestra pseudorotunda and 
medial rotation of the quadrate head.  I'm sorry for my bad sentence.  

Another point should be made...  The presence of a fenestra 
pseudorotundum is most probably a primitive feature in many theropods 
and may be plesiomorphic for coelurosaurs or even tetanurines.  

Matt Troutman

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