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<emphasis box="[131,312,647,665]" italics="true" pageId="17" pageNumber="8">Bagaraatan ostromi</emphasis>
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is known only from a partial mandible, a partial pelvis, an incomplete hindlimb, a partial sacrum, and most of the caudal series from the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia (Osmólska 1996). It is apomorphic in its two caudal surangular foramina and stout hyposphene-hypantrum articulations in the first 16 caudals. As in some ceratosaurs and birds, the astragalus and calcaneum are fused to each other and to the tibia; furthermore, the distal portion of the fibula is fused to the tibia and tarsus. Osmólska (1996) did not attempt a phylogenetic analysis of this taxon but hypothesized that it was the sister taxon to
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. Here it is found to be closer to
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, and hence a basal tyrannosauroid, as well as to related taxa based on the following derived features: a prominent and laterally extending horizontal shelf on the lateral surface of the surangular, rostral and ventral to the mandibular condyle; the retroarticular process reduced and broadened; and a ventral flange on the ischial peduncle of the pubis. However, given the fragmentary nature of this taxon and the incomplete nature of what is known of
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such a position is not particularly secure and is likely to change with new information.
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FIGURE 5.23. Left ilium of
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Scale = 10 cm. (After Foster and Chure 2000.)
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The remaining diagnostic characters for Tyrannosauroidea unite a clade composed of
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,
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and the
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group.
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