RE: Sericipterus (Andres, Clark and Xu 2010)

[Anthony Docimo <keenir@hotmail.com>]

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> Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2010 11:03:47 -0500
> From: davidpeters@att.net
> To: brian.andres@yale.edu; dinosaur@usc.edu
> Subject: re: Sericipterus (Andres, Clark and Xu 2010)
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> A new pterosaur specimen, Sericipterus wucaiwanensis, (Jurassic, China) was 
> well researched and compared to 19 pterosaurs. Angustinaripterus makes a good 
> sister taxon. Too bad no ctenochasmatids were also compared.
 
 well, we figured you would be happy to write that paper yourself.
:)
 
> That's where those long, thin, curved teeth were evolving toward.
 
 I thought that nothing evolves "toward" something.
 
> Jeez. Let's get back to making some skull tracings and reconstructions, guys! 
> What the heck are you identifying as what?? 
 
 I don't trace from stone very well...even when I trace from paper, sometimes I 
think I'm copying a pelvis or an arm, but its actually just ribs.
 
                                          
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