About that <i>Saurophaganax</i> paper

Newly out in VAMP: Oh man, there is soooo much to say about this paper, which is a free download here. The short, short version is that OMNH 1123, the holotype specimen of the giant allosaurid <em> Saurophaganax maximus </em> , does not definitely belong to a theropod and may actually belong to a sauropod, and the same goes for some of the referred material, namely the atlas and chevrons.

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Front Matter
Published
2024-12-22
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59350/et548-sh163
Primary Topic
Immune Response and Inflammation
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About that Saurophaganax paper

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About that Saurophaganax paper

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Newly out in VAMP: Oh man, there is soooo much to say about this paper, which is a free download here. The short, short version is that OMNH 1123, the holotype specimen of the giant allosaurid <em> Saurophaganax maximus </em> , does not definitely belong to a theropod and may actually belong to a sauropod, and the same goes for some of the referred material, namely the atlas and chevrons.

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