Re: New paper

["Kent A. Stevens" <kent@cs.uoregon.edu>]

Which side of the international date line are you on?

Kent


On Mar 31, 2007, at 10:37 AM, George Chapman wrote:

> just got this new reference--sounds good!
>
> Sereno, Paul C. 2007. A New Phylogenetic Taxonomy of Dinosauria  
> (Chordata: Archosauria). Journal of Paul C. Sereno 1(1):1-834.
>
> A new and better phylogenetic taxonomy of the dinosaurs is  
> presented, based on the principles of Sereno 2005 which are far  
> superior to those of the draft PhyloCode. Ornithischia is redefined  
> as a first-order redefinition of the definition of Sereno 2005, as  
> all taxa more closely related to Triceratops Sereno 2005 than to  
> Passer Sereno 2005. The name Saurischia is replaced by  
> Saurischimorpha tax. nov. and then a few pages later by  
> Saurischiformiformes tax. nov. The names Theropoda and Sauropoda  
> are here considered inactive, and must therefore be replaced: the  
> replacement names Sereniformomorpha and Serenimorphoforma are  
> proposed. The new name Dinosauria Sereno tax. nov. is proposed as a  
> replacement for its homonym Dinosauria Owen 1842, and is here  
> defined as (Ornithischia Sereno 2005 and Saurischia Sereno 2005).  
> Four new synonyms of Sarcolestes (sensu Sereno 2005) are provided.  
> In addition the names Biota, Biotiformes, Biotomorpha and Biotinae  
> are all defined identically, but are not considered synonymous,  
> following Sereno 2005.
>
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