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Elliot's deadliest foe? (joke)
I just had to share this. At the Queensland Museum's Elliot website is a
transcript of Scott Hocknull's (Hucknull?) excavation diary. In it,
Scott discusses the Lark Quarry ichnogenus Tyrannosauropus. The name has
been transcribed thus:
Now the footprints at Lark Quarry preserved the prints of a very large
carnivorous dinosaur, or a carnosaur. It?s given the name *Tyrannosaur
Puss*, which basically means a foot like a Tyrannosaur.
http://www.qmuseum.qld.gov.au/features/dinosaurs/elliot/2002/trans020628.asp
I'm familiar with cats attacking dinosaurs of the flying variety - but
adult sauropods as well?
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