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WP:PALEO guidelines suggest that all species of an extinct genus should be covered under a single article unless under exceptional circumstances (like the
woolly mammoth). I'm not seeing how Nesorhinus hayasakai passes this relatively high bar. While the article is longer than this article is currently, much of the pose could be cut down substantially without losing its meaning, and some of it is redundant to prose already in the article.
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