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Hello and welcome to I know Dino. I'm Garrett. And I'm Sabrina.

And today we'll be talking about Fookwi Raptor and some dinosaur news, as well as our review of Lego Jurassic World.

First in the news, there's an article that was published in the Zoological Journal of the

Linnaean Society titled A New Basel Sorapataform from South Africa and the phylogenetic relationships of basal

sauropodomorphs. And specifically they're talking about cepaponosaurus. The article was

written by Alejandro Otero, as well as others from Argentina, and the location where the bones

were stored, which is South Africa's University of Wittwater

Sron. The website Everything Dinosaur indicated the fossils were previously thought to be an Eridonix

Celeste, which was described about six years ago. And the Eridonics has helped scientists to

discover how a two-legged dinosaur could transition into a four-legged

dinosaur, and it looks like this new fossil to add some detail to that picture.

So the bones sat in South Africa's University of Whitwater Surand for about 80 years after they

were excavated, and now they finally gave it a name, Sepaponosaurus.

It comes from the Sessotho word, Sepapano, which means cross. At first I thought that was a

reference to it representing a transition fossil, like I mentioned, but it's actually in reference

to the ankle bone, also known as an astragalus, and in this case,

it's shaped like a cross.

The full name is cepaponosaurus Xastrenensis, and the fossil is discovered in the Zastron

town in South Africa, so that's where the species name comes from.

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