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Hello FunkMonk. I am currently expanding the article about the Russian gorgonopsianSuchogorgon, and I may need your help to complete some of the information about it. As you previously contributed to the article on Viatkogorgon using a particuliar source I cannot access (Ivakhnenko, 2002), I would like to ask for your assistance, particularly regarding the classification section, for which I have drafted an initial part based on available external sources. Thank you in advance, best regards, Amirani1746 (talk) 15:05, 17 April 2026 (UTC).Reply