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Specimens excavated by Triebold paleontology, possibly referrable to Chirostenotes.
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~action-figure-opera Nov 26, 2011
Man, my Audubon Society Dinosaur guide is way off. The artwork therein makes Chirostenotes look nearly identical to Ornitholestes.

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*shartman Nov 26, 2011
Yeah, that would be wrong. It turns out that this guy is actually a new genus, but Chirostenotes would look very similar to this guy.

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~vasix Jul 16, 2011
Is this...really sooo young?

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*shartman Jul 16, 2011
It's from the end of the Cretaceous, if that's what you're asking.

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~vasix Jul 16, 2011
Something like Lancian age then?

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*shartman Jul 19, 2011
There's actually more than one Chirostenotes-like critter from the Late Cretaceous of North America; not all of them have been published past SVP abstracts (which we aren't supposed to discuss prior to further publication) so let's just say that there are indeed Maastrichtian oviraptorids like this known.

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~vasix Jul 24, 2011
It's quite large, isn't it?

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*shartman Jul 28, 2011
Yeah, they're good size for an oviraptorid, although nothing like Gigantoraptor.

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~vasix Jul 29, 2011
Yeah, I guess that's right

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*DOTB18 Apr 3, 2011
Do you now how old this specimen is?

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