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The Hell Creek Oviraptorosaur — What Does It Mean For Chirostenotes pergracilis?


Since the 1990′s, a few specimens have been kicking around of a particularly large oviraptorosaur from the Late Cretaceous of North America. Unlike the specimens that form the backbone of the Chirostenotes/Caenagnathus complex, these specimens come from the Maastrichtian, and … Continue reading

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Expanding the Known Oviraptoverse


Normally I wait a few days to post something, but as the last post is a technical post that only seems to get the attention of func-morph people, I’ll throw some meat out here. This one comes courtesy Andrea Cau … Continue reading

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A Cretaceous Parrot?


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