"Dilophosaurus" sinensis gets a "new" name

[Splonkadumpocus]

...and it turns out to be a rather old one, Sinosaurus triassicus. After about 20 years of waiting, too.

Exact arguments aren't out yet, as that wasn't the point of the paper, but you can read it here

[John]

...and it turns out to be a rather old one, Sinosaurus triassicus. After about 20 years of waiting, too.

Exact arguments aren't out yet, as that wasn't the point of the paper, but you can read it here

This is good to know,thanks for the link!