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Several name variants of "Nurosaurus" are known, the most common being "Nuoerosaurus" (Dong and Li, 1991). The fossil has even traveled under this name under some North American tours. The specific name has been spelled either "qaganensis" or "chaganensis". The official spelling will not be known until it is formally described in a peer-reviewed paper.
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