BIRD-LIKE HEAD ON A CHAMELEON BODY: NEW SPECIMENS OF THE ENIGMATIC DIAPSID REPTILE <em>MEGALANCOSAURUS</em> FROM THE LATE TRIASSIC OF NORTHERN ITALY by SILVIO RENESTO

“…This may suggest that either Megalancosaurus and Protoavis developed a similar neck structure as a response to the same functional requirement, or that part of the disarticulated material ascribed to Protoavis may indeed belong to a Megalancosaurus-like reptile. …”
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The osteology of magnosaurus nethercombensis (dinosauria, theropoda) from the bajocian (middle jurassic) of the United Kingdom and a re-examination of the oldest records of tetanur... by Benson, R

“…Other records of putative early tetanurans are reviewed: 'Zanclodon cambrensis' from the Rhaetian of Wales; remains from the Norian-Hettangian of Switzerland; Shuvosaurus and Protoavis from the Norian of Texas; Eshanosaurus from the Hettangian of China; theropod remains originally included in the syntype series of Scelidosaurus from the Hettangian-Sinemurian of England; a fragmentary skeleton from the Sinemurian of Italy; Cryolophosaurus from the Sinemurian-Pliensbachian of Antarctica; the partial skeleton of a small theropod from the Toarcian of Morocco; and the lost syntype material of 'Streptospondylus cuvieri' from the Toarcian of Whitby. …”