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This group was created to house discussions that started on the dinosaur mailing list (see our homepage (http://www.dinosaurmailinglist.org) for details) but that were deemed by the dinosaur list's owners as being too far off topic to continue. *This* list is a free for all not bound by the rules of the dinosaur mailing list proper.

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Re: Para-Mirandornithes
... Well, in regards to avisaurids at least. That said, it appears most post-CTM enantiornithes are more closely related amidst themselves than the pre-CTM
Posted - Mon Apr 30, 2012 10:34 pm
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Re: Para-Mirandornithes
... ...compared to... almost nothing else, right? Have they ever been in a phylogenetic analysis with 10 or more members of Enantiornithes?
Posted - Mon Apr 30, 2012 7:21 pm
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Para-Mirandornithes
So, we know that the grebe like Yungavolucris and the long legged Lectavis were closely related. I'm not saying to go on making this a parallel grebe/flamingo
Posted - Mon Apr 30, 2012 9:42 am
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Re: A strange idea
... Actually, I remember hearing that the maaastrictian "figs" were more probably tubers of some kind.
Posted - Thu Apr 19, 2012 3:14 am
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Re: A strange idea
... I think I've read that before somewhere. It makes sense, because there are plenty of examples of that right now even. Rowans are closely related to apples
Posted - Tue Apr 17, 2012 1:46 am
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