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A new albertosaurine from the Oldman Formation, Alberta, Canada, illuminates ambiguity between albertosaurine and tyrannosaurine characteristics

Powers, M. J.; Napoli, J. G.; Coppock, C. C.; Sharpe, H. S.; Garros, C. W.; Demers-Potvin, A. V.; Raun, G. S.; Stock, J. C.; Miyashita, T.; Currie, P. J. (2026)

Citation

Powers, M. J.; Napoli, J. G.; Coppock, C. C.; Sharpe, H. S.; Garros, C. W.; Demers-Potvin, A. V.; Raun, G. S.; Stock, J. C.; Miyashita, T.; Currie, P. J. (2026). A new albertosaurine from the Oldman Formation, Alberta, Canada, illuminates ambiguity between albertosaurine and tyrannosaurine characteristics. Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology e2728669. Informa UK Limited. doi:10.1080/02724634.2026.2728669

Names first published here

Cited by genera

  • Daspletosaurus

    Lists the holotype CMN 8506 at quarry Q072, 3.867 m below the nearest Oldman-Dinosaur Park Formation contact.

  • Huaxiagnathus

    Recovered Sinotyrannus with Yutyrannus as a separate tyrannosauroid.

  • Tromerosaurus

Cited by clades

  • Eutyrannosauria

    Described a new albertosaurine and recovered Dryptosauridae as a clade in all implied-weights analyses, in place of Eutyrannosauria.