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Hi editors - I changed article over to this page - hope OK - history muddle now sorted so this message edited accordingly. Still some text problems to sort, whenever anyone wants to tackle it. - Ballista 06:42, 27 July 2006 (UTC)Reply
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This article contains two serious mistakes:
Trackmaker species and ichnospecies are equated and/or confused.
The informations on the paleogeography of Europe during the Triassic are totally wrong. The statement that Europe were an island chain applies to the Jurassic and the Upper Cretaceous but not to the Triassic!
