Re: Tiny Dinosaurs

[Mickey Rowe <rowe@psych.ucsb.edu>]

Due to a bunch of unrelated technical problems (which I'm now fixing),
several messages were sent to but not distibuted by the list during
the past few days.  I haven't had a chance to deal with them before
now; my apologies for the delay.  Anyhoo, this is the first of the
bunch: 

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From: "T. Mike Keesey" <tmk@dinosauricon.com>
To: bruceshillinglaw@netzero.net
cc: Dinosaur Mailing List <dinosaur@usc.edu>
Subject: Re: Tiny Dinosaurs

On Sat, 29 Jan 2000 bruceshillinglaw@netzero.net wrote:

> Does anyone on the list have any info on VERY small, adult dinosaurs?
> So far, the smallest herbivore I have been able to locate seems to be
> *Lesothosaurus* - does anyone have an estimate of how much it weighed?
> Were there any herbivores that were even smaller?

_Micropachycephalosaurus_ was smaller, for one. I think Microcephale
(undescribed pachycephalosaur) might be, too. There are some pretty tiny
basal ornithopods ("hypsilophodonts") as well.

BTW: Note new URL (in my signature), everyone! (The old one will still
work, too.)

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