Re: OMEISAUR CLUBS, PACHYRHINOSAUR

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From: Ben Creisler bh480@scn.org
Re: OMEISAUR CLUBS, PACHYRHINOSAUR

Darren, typing Pachycephalosaurus for Pachyrhinosaurus is 
literally a "bone-head" error and not anything as 
dignified as a Freudian slip, I'm afraid.
I don't recall immediately if this article from the new 
issue of the Journal of Paleontology has been mentioned 
here:
YUONG-NAM LEE, and MIN HUH, 2002. MANUS-ONLY SAUROPOD 
TRACKS IN THE UHANGRI FORMATION (UPPER CRETACEOUS), KOREA 
AND THEIR PALEOBIOLOGICAL IMPLICATIONS. Journal of 
Paleontology 76(3): 558?564.
One hundred and five sauropod tracks were excavated from 
black shale of the Uhangri Formation (upper Cretaceous), 
Haenam County, South Chulla Province, Korea. The tracks 
are true manus prints (not undertracks) and were made by 
sauropod dinosaurs while swimming.
http://www.bioone.org/bioone/?request=get-toc&issn=0022-
3360&volume=076&issue=03