From: kearsley@wham.umd.edu (Sarah Kearsley)
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Subject: Pteranodon
Date: Sun, 16 May 1999 01:20:31 GMT
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I have exams next week, so of course I decided to fiddle around
instead of doing something useful like studying.  Oh well.  Here's a
pteranodon:

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And yes, I realize this isn't a crinoid, JRO.  That may happen
evetually, but I felt like doing a vertebrate or two.

/_____________/|"Geologists are amazing. They know hundreds of words for
Sarah Kearsley||different sorts of dirt and hundreds of words for things
   kearsley   ||it does when left alone for a few million years."
_@wam.umd.edu_|/~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Thomas Kettenring

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From: "JRO" <oglesbee@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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Subject: Re: Pteranodon
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Don't worry about it, Sarah. These is terrific. If'n you is now set on
doin' vertebrates, then I would most like to see Megacerops Copei.

I is still diggin' up some real fine brachiopods, by the way. Best I have
ever seen, in such flinty rock.

JRO