Eoneophron , Parapropalaehoplophorus , Ia io , and friends The other day Mike wrote to me about the new Hell Creek oviraptorosaur Eoneophron (Atkins-Weltman et al. 2024), commenting that he liked the 'eoneo' — old new — part of the name. That sent me down a little etymological rabbit hole.
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