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I'm Garrett.

And I'm Sabrina.

This week, we have a bunch of dinosaur news.

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Jumping into the news, there's a new dinosaur that has been named based on a small ornitha mymid originally found back in 1934, the work was done by Bradley McFeeders and others, and it was published in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology.

The specimen they were looking at is called ROM 1790, and it's a partial skeleton of what had been referred to as Struthioomimus atlas for the last 80 plus years.

It made sense of the time because it's from dinosaur provincial park where many struthiomimus

have been found and it was in 76 million year old sediment which would have put it in the same

time period as struthia mimus as well.

But when they looked in more detail at the skeleton, they found differences in the skull,

vertebrae, pelvis, and feet. It's named Rada Vedes, Evidence, and Rata comes from ratite birds,

including ostriches, and Vades means foreteller.

So, according to the authors, it, quote, alludes to the paradox of an ostrich mimic that existed before ostriches, end quote.

And you might know that Ornithaimid means ostrich mimic.

So it's kind of funny that, you know, it's mimicking something that's

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