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Re: Underwoodisaurus husbandi ... is it valid?

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Posted by Scott Eipper on April 13, 2003 at 18:37:37:

In Reply to: Underwoodisaurus husbandi ... is it valid? posted by Jan Grathwohl on April 12, 2003 at 13:51:38:

Jan,

I personally it is a different species to U. milli. I don't know of a genetic study but the results I am sure would refenforce Richard's conclusions. As for Nephurus and Underwoodisaurus being the same genus....Not in any text I have has mentioned it. While thick tails are similiar to SOME of the Knob tails...N. laevis for instance they are quiet different in others....N. delani or N. laevissumus.

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Scott Eipper




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