Talk:Eogyrinus

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"it has strong tail to help it swin very fast nearly 125kmh"

Ignoring the spelling error, isn't 125 km per hour a bit fast for any animal? 71.217.114.221 00:48, 15 February 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Good catch! This was just some nonsense added by an anonymous user. I removed the paleobox since current consensus is to avoid them. ArthurWeasley

Proterogyrinus was a proterogyrinid. Eogyrinus is an eogyrinid to the core. --Isna 'Kasamee