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Author of List of sauropodomorph type specimens, one of the top 50 longest Wikipedia articles
Articles written by me
Coelurosaur Stubs — PRIORITY
Boldface indicates priority taxa.
12 / 59 completed
Basal or uncertain coelurosaurs
Tyrannosaurs and megaraptorans
Ornithomimosaurs and therizinosaurs
Alvarezsaurs
Oviraptorosaurs
Non-avian paravians
Higher-order taxa
To-do list — Non-coelurosaur stubs
Do these first — Carcharodontosaurs, rebbachisaurs, and ceratopsids

TheropodsList

SauropodomorphsList
Non-sauropod sauropodomorphs
Stem eusauropods
Non-titanosaur macronarians
True Titanosaurs

OrnithischiansList
Misc ornithischians
Marginocephalians
Non-hadrosaurid ornithopods
Hadrosaurids


My sandboxes

Ongoing Work[edit]

Active Projects[edit]

Big cleanup - discussion here
Skeleton Crew
Cleaning up my own messes
Make diagrams of
  • For articles I've improved:
    • Skulls: Haplocheirus, Junggarsuchus, Kuru, Xiongguanlong, Zuolong
    • Skeletals: Haplocheirus, Junggarsuchus, Kansaignathus, Kuru, Leptorhynchos, Overoraptor, Pamparaptor, Phuwiangvenator, Qiupalong
Other

Contributions[edit]

Article Contribution Status
Alvarezsauroidea Merged with Alvarezsauridae, improved article
Citipes Wrote the entire article, upgraded from start-class
Coelophysoidea Merged with Coelophysidae, added images
Haplocheirus Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Junggarsuchus Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Kansaignathus Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Kuru kulla Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Leptorhynchos gaddisi Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
List of marginocephalian type specimens Wrote the entire article, maintain the list
List of ornithopod type specimens Wrote the intro paragraphs
List of sauropodomorph type specimens Created and wrote the entire article and maintain the list
List of thyreophoran type specimens Wrote the entire article, maintain the list
Overoraptor Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Pamparaptor Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Paraxenisaurus Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Phuwiangvenator Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Qiupalong Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Xiongguanlong Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
Zuolong Wrote the entire article, upgraded from stub
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