Re: rampant speculation

["Rob Gay" <rob_redwing@hotmail.com>]

> The information comes from Kirkland et al. (1998), who list 
> Hypsilophodontidae indet. in a faunal list of the North Horn Formation. 
> They state "screenwashing microvertebrate sites has increased faunal 
> diversity" and reference Cifelli et al. (in press).  Listed taxa 
> are-Troodontidae, Tyrannosaurus, Alamosaurus, Ankylosauridae?, 
> Hypsilophodontidae, Hadrosauridae, Pachycephalosauria and Torosaurus.<
Doh! I forgot Akylosauridae and _Alamosaurus_! My copy of this volume is 
burried at the moment, since I am in transit to school from home. What are 
they basing the Pachycephalosauria on? I haven't heard of any skull frags 
from there (which vastly puzzled me this summer, actually). I guess I'll 
have to read the paper (again, apparently my mind is failing...) when I get 
back down to school to see what the deal is...
Peace,
Rob

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