Re: Taxon name (rauisuchian)

["Emma C. Rainforth" <emmar@ldeo.columbia.edu>]

Joe Carter had/has a master's student working on this critter, she 
may have finished by now; anyhow, they have written it up (with a 
number of co-authors) and submitted it to Geology. I don't know the 
present status of the ms though. At least, I presume this is the 
critter Jean-Michel is thinking of; I believe there are a couple of 
other recent finds from the Late Triassic of NC....

>    The rauisuchian apparently has not been formally named (and no 
> indication it will be described and named anytime soon), but it is 
> to be named after the late Alison Chambers.
>    (Ken Kinman)
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> > Cheers all,
> > not really dinosaurian but I'm quite fond of some archosaurs and 
> > among them rauisuchians. I fell on an article in Discovery Channel 
> > Canada about a find in 1999 by Dr J.G. Carter in east-central North 
> > Carolina. I wonder if it has been described and named yet and if 
> > there is any good cladogram on these critters?
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > Jean-Michel

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