Edmarka/Brontoraptor PDFs

[Andrew Rossi]

Hey all. 

I was wondering if anyone might have PDFs of the following that they'd be willing to share:

• Bakker, R. T., Siegwarth, J., Kralis, D. & Filla, J. 1992. Edmarka rex, a new, gigantic theropod dinosaur from the middle Morrison Formation, Late Jurassic of the Como Bluff outcrop region. Hunteria, 2(9), 1–24.
• Siegwarth, J., Linbeck, R., Bakker, R. and Southwell, B. (1996). Giant carnivorous dinosaurs of the family Megalosauridae. Hunteria 3:1–77.

Thanks!

[Gunnar Bivens]

Here you go Andrew

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FGVQ_a6UPxuZw2IQKiwGR9_rGAdfxpLd&usp=drive_fs

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1WRiIQz_Mm0P-fg3W-ceYg_nd-zmwYtpE&usp=drive_fs

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[Andrew Rossi]

Much appreciated!

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Regards,

A. Rossi 

[Mickey Mortimer]

It should be noted that the Siegwarth et al. paper was never actually published as a third volume of Hunteria was never produced, and whichever 77 page version was intended for publication has not been made public. The linked version (which dates from at least 1996 based on its bibliography) should actually be cited as-

Siegwarth, Lindbeck, Redman, Southwell and Bakker, unpublished. Megalosaurid dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation of eastern Wyoming. 79 pp.

There's also an earlier version of the manuscript (which dates from at least 1994) that was circulated online-

Siegwarth, Lindbeck, Redman, Southwell, unpublished. Giant carnivorous dinosaurs of the family Megalosauridae from the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation of eastern Wyoming. Contributions from the Tate Museum Collections, Casper, Wyoming. 2, 40 pp.

But this time, that journal doesn't exist, so the citation of it being in a Volume 2 is fictitious.

Mickey Mortimer