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Re: "Utah site yields first Cretaceous-era sauropod skulls ever in N. America"

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Subject: Re: "Utah site yields first Cretaceous-era sauropod skulls ever in N. America"
From: Tommy Bradley <htomsirveaux@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 01:07:27 -0400
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Jura:

Isn't _Alamosaurus_ the only known Cretaceous, North
American sauropod? Does anyone know if this material
can be attributed to it? If not, then I suppose
Cretaceous sauropods were more abundant than was once
thought.

Hey, yeah! I assume it's too early to tell. But if this is or is not the case: keep me posted. Tommy

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