5aurophaganax

Darren Naish announced 2 days ago the publication of a new description of Eotyrannus lengi (with Andrea Cau as a coauthor) he's been working on for a very long time. From Twitter: https://twitter.com/TetZoo/status/1545128379116126208 A summary/thoughts post by Darren Naish on his blog. Here's the paper. And here's the new skeletal: The phylogenetic analysis featured in the paper sheds some interesting results... - There's no such thing as Stokesosauridae (in which Eotyrannus was nested before). - Yutyrannus outside of Proceratosauridae. - Chilantaisaurus is recovered as a Tyrannosauroidea. - Megaraptoridae were already suspected to be coelurosaurs (and tyrannosauroids) before and this new paper reaffirms it. - Teratophoneus outside of Tyrannosauridae! (and Bistahieversor too, although IIRC this was already known) A quick read at his blog entry and I learnt this species' description was preliminary, as suggested by its title: Hutt, S., Naish, D., Martill, D.M., Barker, M.J.,