Pennaraptoran theropod dinosaurs
Michael Pittman(University of Hong Kong), Gastón E. Lo Coco(Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas), Alan H. Turner, Josef Stiegler, Allison Y. Hsiang(Stockholm University), Fernando E. Novas(Universidad Maimónides), Mark A. Norell(American Museum of Natural History), Thomas G. Kaye(Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture), Hans C. E. Larsson(McGill University), Guillermo Navalón(Universidad de Alcalá), Jingmai K. O’Connor(Field Museum of Natural History), Christopher S. Rogers(University of Iowa), Pablo A. Goloboff(Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas), Sergio M. Nebreda(Universidad Autónoma de Madrid), Iris Menéndez, Waisum Ma(University of Birmingham), Diego Pol(Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum), Federico Brissón Egli, Federico L. Agnolín(Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Sciences Museum), Daniel J. Field(Department of Earth Sciences), Peter J. Makovicky, Jacob S. Berv(University of Michigan), Ashley M. Heers, Zhengming Zhong, Michael Habib(University of Southern California), Luis M. Chiappe(American Museum of Natural History), Edison Tse, Peter Martin(University of Bristol), T. Alexander Dececchi, Stephan Lautenschlager(University of Bristol), Jakob Vinther(University of Bristol), Thomas Clements, Michael J. Landis(Washington University in St. Louis), Luke E. Meade(University of Birmingham), Paul Upchurch(University College London), Jesús Marugán‐Lobón(Universidad Autónoma de Madrid), Xiaoting Zheng, Shuo Wang, Xiaoli Wang, Xing Xu(Tongji University), Rui Pei, Francisco J. Serrano, Arindam Roy, Anyang Ding, Ping Wu, Trond Sigurdsen, Olivier Habimana, Alex Dornburg(University of North Carolina at Charlotte)
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January 1, 2020
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