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I'm Gareth.

And I'm Sabrina.

And today we'll be talking about life thrown acts, our guesties, as well as a bunch of dinosaur news.

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First in the news is a article out of the journal Cretaceous research, a new Ornithamimid dinosaur from the

Upper Cretaceous Packard Shale formation in the Cabuiana group of Sonara, Mexico. It was written by

Claudia Inez, Serrano, Braggias, and some others. So when I think of Mexico and dinosaurs, I'm usually thinking about the Chixilube,

which is that impact site that corresponds to the KT extinction.

But there have been quite a few dinosaurs discovered there, and now there's one more.

So the new genus and species of ornithamimosaur is named Totlimimus Packardensis. Being a dinosaur fan, you might know that Ornithamimisor is named Totlimimus Pachrodensis. Being a dinosaur fan, you might know

that Ornithamimid means bird mimic in Greek, and the word tottle, and I might be pronouncing that

wrong, is Nahwadl, which is the language that the Aztec spoke for bird making Tototlmimus another way of saying bird mimic.

So the species name refers to the formation where the dinosaur was found, the Packard Shale in Mexico's

State Sonora, which is just south of Arizona and New Mexico in the U.S.

And the authors say that Tototlmimimus Packardensis is the first definitive ornithimid

described from Mexico, although another potential ornithymid called Saltyomimus, rapidus,

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