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RE: New BBC series research

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Subject: RE: New BBC series research
From: Warren Beattie <warrenjb@hotmail.co.uk>
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 2009 13:37:47 +0000
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I don't know if I could or should follow up previous suggestions (most of which 
I'd like to see, especially Augusto's), but I'd also like to see - among other 
crurotarsans - aetosaurs; basal ceratopsians, particularly _Psittacosaurus_; 
other yixian creatures like _Sinocalliopteryx_; and non-neosauropodian 
sauropods.
 
Oh, and after recent toy adverts: _Dilophosaurus_, without a frill. ;)          
                          
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