Re: D-sectioned teeth

["David Marjanovic" <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

>  0- Stokesosaurus (Madsen, 1974)

I assume that's illustrated?

> Troodontids do not have D-sectioned premaxillary teeth.  They are
> symmetrical, like tyrannosauroids, but their carinae aren't placed
> posteriorly enough to be D-sectioned.  More of a cornered ellipse, like an
> eye.  [...]
> Allosaurus doesn't either, don't know where David heard that.

In PDW there are repeated mentionings of slightly-or-so D-shaped pmx teeth
in *Allosaurus*. I should have made that clearer. I assume it has a
comparable state to troodontids.