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RE: New Cretaceous bird and other papers
David Marjanovic wrote:
>But we don't find any non-neornithine dinosaur anywhere in the world
>afterwards. I do think that tells something.
Recently, _Lithornis_ (early Tertiary), hitherto regarded as a palaeognath,
has been moved to outside the Neornithes.
(Apologies if somebody has already mentioned this - quite a few of my emails
are scrambled.)
Tim
"And the gold medal goes to Austria!!... err, Australia!!"
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