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- Albertonykus
- Got a PhD studying extant and fossil birds. Interested in maniraptoran dinosaurs in general.
Alternatively, I'm an alvarezsaurid from the early Maastrichian of Alberta, Canada, described in 2009. Whatever suits you.
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Missing Jurassic fossils and Eocene bird tracks... sounds familiar.
ReplyDeleteAlso, what is the "permanently misspelled binomial" a reference to?
Tsaagan was derived from the Mongolian word for "white", but the word in question is actually spelled "Tsagaan".
DeleteNice blogg you have
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