Jurassic pachycephalosaurs

[Brad McFeeters <archosauromorph2@hotmail.com>]

Martin,T. & Averianov,A., 2004.  Middle Jurassic Vertebrates from Kyrgyzstan 
(Central Asia).  in Abstracts of the 64th Annual Meeting of the Society of 
Vertebrate Paleontology.  Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology 24 (3).

"Large areas of the Central Asian terrestrial Mesozoic are still poorly 
known.  One important source of
new information is the Middle Jurassic (Callovian) Sarykamyshsai locality 
within the Balabansai svita
near Tashkumyr in the northern Fergana valley (Kyrgyzstan) ...The pterosaurs 
are represented by isolated teeth of Rhamphorhynchinae indet.and the 
dinosaurs by teeth of a large theropod (Tetanurae indet.)and a sauropod 
(Neosauropoda indet., possibly *Ferganasaurus*.  A metatarsal I and a first 
phalanx of the fifth digit can also be attributed to the sauropod. A new 
pachycephalosaur has been described on the base of teeth that expand the 
fossil record of this group by 10-20 m.y."

A new pachycephalosaur _has been described_?   Where?   If anyone has the 
citation, please share.

And how does a Callovian pachycephalosaur only extend the record of 
pachycephalosaurs by 10-20 million years?  Has anything else been published 
on pachycephalosaurs from the end of the Jurassic?

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