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episode 322: Small Theropod Spectacular
Four new theropods! A tyrannosauroid, a compsognathid, and two abelisaurids
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Dinosaur of the day Hippodraco, the small "horse dragon" from Early Cretaceous Utah.
In dinosaur news this week:
- A new small abelisaurid, Spectrovenator, was found underneath the holotype of the sauropod Tapuiasaurus in Brazil
- Another abelisaurid, Niebla, was found in Argentina with more typical theropod jaw than later abelisaurids
- A new small tyrannosauroid from China, Jinbeisaurus, supports that the first giant tyrannosaurs were in North America
- The new tiny compsognathid, Xunmenglong, makes Compsognathus look like a giant
- There’s a push to make the (dubious) dinosaur Suciasaurus rex the official state dinosaur of Washington
- Leu Gardens in Orlando, Florida has a "Dinosaur Invasion" exhibit from now until April
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