I'll let Tom continue and Mary summarize the list gathering there. If I get more steam, I'll add more. I'll get more refs going as well. I'm still in jet-lag 'zombie state'. Once again I could see that politics and manipulation of data lumbered over the talks.
History repeats itself.
When Hicks replied rotating both pelvises and showing them in front view, demonstrating that the side view is only superficially similar, I could feel the gasp of the audience. Caudipteryx and Protarchaeopteryx descriptions were more than enough. Obviously the devil will be in the details here but it means these continue to be exciting times. Heard about this some time ago but didn't know size of creature. Maybe it's time for me to rethink segnosaur phylogeny.