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You don't have to look at a live
Ankylosaurus to tell its dangerous. Most predators left it
alone completely. Virtually no Tyrannosaur bite marks have
been found on Ankylosaur skeletons that might indicate
hunting. Brad has a good (and obvious) point about hunters
going after easy prey. We find alot of hardosaurs with
Tyrannosaur marks and less on the deadiler Triceratops and
virtually none on armoured Ankylosaurus. I don't think T.Rex
or any other predator for that matter would try to flip it
too, not worth the energy and risk. I think once it got big
enough, Ankylosaurus enjoyed a long and peaceful life
relatively free from predation.
from Honkie Tong,
age 16,
?,
?,
?;
June 7, 2001
Well,like today's animals most
preadetors wouldn't tackle dangerous prey like lions hyenas
jaguars and cheetahs wouldn't tackle aduldt rhinos
hippos,elephants and buffalos. Ever heard,safety in numbers?
Now at the triassic dinosaurs and reptiles roamed placodus
would crush an attackers legs and plateosaurus had a tail and
large size that discouraged postosuchus or
herresaurus.
from Donovan c.,
age 10,
?,
singapore,
?;
June 7, 2001
What dinosaurs have your painted,
Chandler?
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 7, 2001
Megaraptor should probably be a
nomen dubium. Agree?
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 7, 2001
Katie V., if you are referring to
the Dinosauricon's "spiky sauropod" silhouette on the page
that Brad linked to, many sauropods had those spikes on their
back (or at least it is assumed, since impressions from
several species have been discovered).
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 7, 2001
Brad, I love your Megaraptor! I
have some paintings that I will be posting as soon as I get a
chance...
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 7, 2001
I'm sure any predator would not
overlook an ankylosaur carcass if it risked nothing to kill
it.
But as for telling if they actually could kill an ankylosaur,
I think modern animals are key. Are heavily armed/dangerous
animals in the modern world common prey? Not really. Usually
modern predators go for animals that have adapted running for
defense--lions prefer to hunt zebras and gazelles over rhinos
I'm sure. So ankylosaurs were probably rarer in the ecosystem
but more safe from predators.
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 7, 2001
As for _Megaraptor_, nothing is
really known about it...only a claw, metatarsal, ulna, and
phalange were found (not enough to properly characterize the
animal--it could very well be the same as _Unenlagia_, a
separate genus of avialan, or a deinonychosaur [remote
chance]). Nothing is known about its appearance other than
that it had a long "sickle claw" and perhaps short, wing-like
arms/fingers.
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 7, 2001
Dragonair, I've read "The Lost
World". It was good, but nothing can beat the
first!:)
from Katie V.,
age 13,
Tabernacle,
NJ,
U.S.A.;
June 7, 2001
I think Losillassurus Giganteus
looks like a cross between a stego and a
brontasaurs!
from Katie V.,
age 13,
Tabernacle,
NJ,
U.S.A.;
June 7, 2001
From the ZoomDinosaurs Megaraptor
page:
"Megaraptor was a large, terrifying late Cretaceous predator
with two enormous, sickle-like toe claws. It was a huge,
lightly built, fast-moving, agile, bipedal (walked on two
legs), bird-like dinosaur. It had a curved, flexible neck, and
a big head with sharp, serrated teeth in very powerful jaws."
The neck, head, teeth, and jaws of Megaraptor are unkown. We
don't know how flexible the neck was, or what the teeth looked
like (if it had any), or how strong its jaws were. I also
doubt that the known remains (claw, metatarsal, ulna, finger)
can be used to accurately judge speed.
"The long tail was used for balance and fast turning ability."
Since the tail of Megaraptor isn't known, you can't say that
it is long. and some people ay that it isn't. Acording to
Chandler, Megaraptor is probably an avialan and "wouldn't have
a long tail characteristic of deinonychosaurs".
"It had a relatively large brain and large, keen, eyes."
Again, this is not a fact.
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 7, 2001
I've amended it. JC
Here's the newest dinosaur. (It's
no Paralititan anymore!)
_Losillasaurus giganteus_
http://dinosauricon.com/genera/losillasaurus.html
Described by: Casanovas, Santafe & Sanz, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 7, 2001
Look for one of the worlds' most
famous fictional dinosaurs in the Pictures page... no, not
Barney!
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 7, 2001
Can anyone tell me some of the
latest dinosaur news? I'm really behind
from Dragonair,
age 13,
Dayton,
Ohio,
?;
June 7, 2001
How did carnivores kill armoured
herbivores? The easiest answer might be that they didn't.
I'm not aware of any evidence for theropods eating
ankylosaurs, but I might be wrong.
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 7, 2001
Understood Brad. Consider this
debate over! Can i please have my real signature back now? All
these fake names are getting old. anyway i wanted to ask some
questions but they never made it to the messageboard. How did
carnivores kill armour plated dinosaurs? ("I find it hard to
believe that they could kill one as easily as a human could
turn off light as seen in stories.") And i did'int see douglas
fir mentioned in the plants section. ("Which by the way is'int
a true fir.")Has anyone found fossils of douglas fir? You
did'int have to be a good sport Brad but i thank you for it
though. I will decloak myself as soon as i get confirmation
that i can use my real name.
from ?,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 7, 2001
"As civilized human beings can't
we all agree to forgive and respect one another like adults?"
Sure, but the way you spoke and behaved in your eariler posts
was certainly not civilized. So you want us to be "civilized"
to you? hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
from Lillian T.,
age 13,
?,
?,
?;
June 6, 2001
See! If somebody is desperate
enough to use fake names, there's no telling what he can
fabricate to arge his case! Either way, its a lose-lose
situataion! Anyway, please stop all these bickering, why do
you have to still argue? You've won (not Sean)!
from Lillian T.,
age 13,
?,
?,
?;
June 6, 2001
"Yes...do have a problem with
that?!! (i thought so.) If it's crime to state ones opinion
i'm guilty of that are you happy?!"
No, its still legal. Well, there are probably some cases
where a fake name can get you in a lot of trouble...... But
here, I don't really have a problem. It would be nice to know
who I was reading and writing to, though.
"I may have been rude i may have been insulting but i was'int
looking for you Brad! ("We never realy liked one another
anyway!")"
I don't remember saying that. I'm pretty sure I didn't.
"Why do care if it does'int effect you!?"
Because I don't want the Dino Talk forum to fill up with
non-dinosaur personal arguments that went nowhere again. I
see now that I probably acted too fast.
"Don't get me wrong i did'int have any hard feelings for you
at first although you were skeptical."
Are you speaking about just me, or everyone?
"havent any of you ever had a dream like becoming a
paleontologist? You can't tell me that you never defended what
you believed in! Well recreating the dinosaurs is my dream!"
And I'm not stoping you. Recreating dinosaurs could be a
wonderful achievement.
"I did'int come here to insult i simply came to share my
thoughts about the past,dinosaurs and to explore new
possibilities! You can block me but you can't take that away
from me. this is what makes us human!"
Oh, I understand. If you want to talk about your thoughs on
dinosaurs, I'm not stopping you. I'm sorry if I prevented
your messages from appearing.
"As civilized human beings can't we all agree to forgive and
respect one another like adults?"
I hope so.
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 6, 2001
Yes...do have a problem with
that?!! (i thought so.) If it's crime to state ones opinion
i'm guilty of that are you happy?! I may have been rude i may
have been insulting but i was'int looking for you Brad! ("We
never realy liked one another anyway!") Why do care if it
does'int effect you!? Don't get me wrong i did'int have any
hard feelings for you at first although you were skeptical.
havent any of you ever had a dream like becoming a
paleontologist? You can't tell me that you never defended what
you believed in! Well recreating the dinosaurs is my dream! I
did'int come here to insult i simply came to share my thoughts
about the past,dinosaurs and to explore new possibilities! You
can block me but you can't take that away from me. this is
what makes us human! As civilized human beings can't we all
agree to forgive and respect one another like
adults?
from David,
age ?,
portland,
Oregon,
?;
June 6, 2001
Coming soon to Dino Pictures- my
painting of a Megaraptor!
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 6, 2001
I don't remember how long it takes
to post a story, but they were usually up the next
day.
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 6, 2001
Got any evidence for that,
Cynthia?
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 6, 2001
I don't think Walking with
Dinosaurs changed how the world saw dinosaurs. I thought it
was boring, and I like nature documentaries. I've lost
appreciation for special effects, and that's all WWD was. I'd
rather watch interviews with paleontologists and stuff like
that.
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 6, 2001
Here are the heart pictures for
Pooja:
http://www.dinoheart.org/insideout/index.html
I'm not sure where to beign looking for dinosaur skin
pictures, because so many specimens have been found. Where did
Hayley find her ginkgo? I find many fossils shells too, but
mine seem to be much older- Ordovician, which I think is about
480 million-years old.
Libraries are good places to learn about dinosaurs. Sure
beats the movie theatre.
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 6, 2001
Yeah, David, and you and
Sean/Justice x are the same person too.
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 6, 2001
Brad, when you wrote those stories
on Dino Fiction, about how long did it take for your stories
to be posted?
from Dragonair,
age 13,
Dayton,
Ohio,
USA;
June 6, 2001
Dinosaurs are stupid I don't think
they existed!!!
from Cynthia S.,
age 12,
blahblah,
PLLLLHHHHh,
dodedodedodedo;
June 6, 2001
Touche'
from Honkie Tong,
age 16,
?,
?,
?;
June 6, 2001
Hello guys, I've just seen the
feature trailer for Jurassic Park 3 and I have to say it
didn't have such a large impact on me as the other movies,
despite it having more dinosaurs and action.
I guess the reason is that after Walking With Dinosaurs, we
have come to view dinosaurs not as monsters but more of
ordinary animals doing their stuff. Jurassic Park 3 looks gave
me the feeling I would get if I watched a show about a bunch
of people trapped on an island and the lions and tigers were
all out to get them. It just dosen't strike me as a monster
flick anymore. Jurassic Park 3 potrayed dinosaurs as we had
seen for too long: movie monsters, but now that we have come
to see dinosaurs in a more down-to-earth manner, movies like
Jurassic Park 3 just don't look good anymore. What can I say?
Walking With Dinosaurs killed JP3? It would be good anyway, as
we don't want too many more paleontological misconceptions
planted into the mind of young kids do we? :)
from Honkie Tong,
age 16,
?,
?,
?;
June 6, 2001
I knew it! David is Sean! They
both talk the same way!
from Lillian Tay,
age 13,
?,
?,
?;
June 6, 2001
David=Sean?
I certainly think so.
from ?,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 5, 2001
Oh realy Brad then how come all
this only started happening recently?! We don't believe in
coincidences! Are you the owner of this
website?!
from David,
age ?,
portland,
Oregon,
?;
June 6, 2001
Hi!! my name is Dustin Cox and I
would like to name my favorit dinosaurs; T. rex, Velociraptor,
Deinonychus, Compsognathus and other Theropods. And I also
like other Herbivores.
Dustin
from Dustin C,
age 10,
Texhoma, OK,
Oklahoma,
U.S.A.;
June 5, 2001
Just because Protoavis wasn't
described until 1991 doesn't mean Paul couldn't have looked
over the material during the eighties (many times fragmentary
remains aren't described until many years after
discovery).
Maybe he made it during the nineties, anyways, I'm not sure.
I thought it was somewhere around 1989-1990, but I could be
wrong.
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 5, 2001
hi i'm new and i really like
Dinosaurs. my friend Hayley found a leaf fossil from 130
million years ago. she also found a shell fossil from 90
thousand years ago. she found a lot of other sea rocks too. i
was looking at them to see if there were any other rocks with
fossils in them. the leaf fossil besides was some kind of a
ginko. i read about Dinosaurs alot and i get library books
about Dinosaurs at the school library. i'd like to find out
more about Dinsaur skin. i would also like to see some photos
of fossilized Dinosaur skin. i'd like to see photos of the
fossilized Dinosaur four chambered heart. i really and i mean
really enjoy this site. I didn't mean to permanently ban
Sean. Let him come back! Candler said:
"I don't know if Paul's theory is outdated (which it may be,
he made it during the eighties) and Protoavis may not be a
chimaera at all, but I don't think it's a bird."
Any theory of Protoavis made during the eighties is
suspicious, since it was not formally described until 1991!
Did Paul reach his conclusion by looking at the actual fossil
material? Yes, I've heard of
Carcharodontosaurus. I think the only good remains is that big
skull announced in 1996, and it might have been restored a
little too big (I honestly can't remember where I read that,
though- anyone got more info?) And plus, the newest
Tyrannosaurus specimens are said to be considerably larger
(10%?) than previous skeletons.
Have I heard from the Dino Talker named carcharodontosaur?
Not in a really long time. Anyone know what
happened? You know Brad you and i can call
it even if reconsider blocking Seans messages. Sean and i were in a chatroom
earlier today. He's been telling me that he could'int get one
little message posted regaurdless of what he says. He
suggested that you Brad might be the root of the
problem!("when you said block sean this must be what you
ment") Sure he has been rude lately but all he realy wants is
to resolve this birds into dinosaurs debate of ours with
Honkie Tong. You see he wants to get this conflict of interest
over with so he can move on to other topics. He won't stop
bothering Honkie Tong until he gets an answer. Sean did'int do
anything wrong..theres no harm in trying to finish a debate
that did'int have an ending! There is no excuse for blocking
sean for such a thing! Infact he was'int even talking to you
or Donovan when you posted that threatening message! You had
no business taking a cheapshot at sean! Whether or not sean
has access to the messageboard is not you'r decision to make!
He has every right to be here as you do! Imagine yourself put in his position! you could'int even
apologize for being rude! You had nothing to gain by
excummunicating him. How would you like it if we did this to
you Brad?! Now as for you Honkie i saw that debate you and
Sean were involved in before. This is you'r problem you deny
the obvious. And you also seem to favor putting people down.
I'm not making fun of you thats just the truth whether you
like or not. Don't hate the player hate the game! Now back to
you Brad. Sean no longer wanting to talk about dinosaurs is a
lie plain and simple! If you knew Sean the slightest little
bit you would know that! Welcome back, Afton! Hi Brad remember me im the girl
named Afton does that click into your head? You know last
Summer we talked a whole bunch about dinosaurs I dino pal
talkers!!! I got a whole bunch smarter on dinosaurs im 12
PS. Please wright back gotta go! Who has read Crichton's novel,
"The Lost World?" How 'bout that chaos theory,
huh? Hello? Anyone there? Whether or
not you are, I'd like to ask this queation. Has anybody heard
of Carcaradontosaurus, and if so, how much larger was he than
T.Rex?(Send my compliments to Billy McDraw, Honkie Tong,
Carcaradontosauras, and all the other authors on Dino Fiction
for writing some of the best dino stories
ever!!!!!!!!) I agree, Sean, our debate with you
died out long ago and now it's time to get over it. Maybe we
should get onto talking about dinosaurs... Sean S, Justice X, How
rude! My favorite dinosaurs are
giganatasaurus t-rex megaraptor velcoraptor justice x(Sean s.) has become
insulting and no longer wants to discuss dinosaurs. Block
him. Thank you Brad.I agree with your
information,like the hippopotamus,it had large teeth but also
had molars.phew What? Arw we still on it? Or is it
a late post? Apparently nobody is intrested. ;)
*yawn* Hello!,
My 3 favorite dinosaurs are:Triceratops,protoceratops,and Mega
raptor. I have lots of dinosaur toys. I think that dinosaurs
are GREAT!!! Now as for you Natalie S. I'm a
busy guy. We all make mistakes and who's to say that you never
made one yourself! ("and i suspect you'v made some fine ones
in you'r time!") I'v been very silent about you'r rude comment
for a while now! But now the silence is broken! Now about my
mistakes:i'm often in a hurry to get these messages posted and
don't have time to check it. I'm pretty mad! I don't know who
you are or what you'r doing here but i probably spend more
time in the shower in a day than you even been on this
messageboard! ("other people on here mispelled some of their
words but you don't see me ragging on them do you!?") ("after
all it's still good enough that you can make it
out!") Here's some more bedtime reading
for you Honkie Tong! You still did'int answer my question!
("name all the risks and also tell me how you think the
dinosaurs could effect us from an island") ("although i
probably know what the answers are going to
be.") No, but I've read Crichton's novel
"Jurassic Park". What is "J. Park" about? :) I don't really
think of Jurassic Park as an adult novel, since I first read
it when I was about eight or nine. It is the best dinosaur
fiction ever. This page probably inspired
Donovan's question:
http://www.mathematical.com/dinoestemmural.html
I think Estemmenosuchus was more likely an herbivore, but I
don't really know a lot about therapsids. I accept that Protoavis may be a
bird-like theropod, possibly a hererrasaur. While it is
possible that a lot of theropod evolution occurred in the
first five or ten million years of their existance, most other
evidence for this (Postosuchus-->Tyrannosauridae;
Shuvosaurus-->Ornithomimosauria, etc.) is no longer accepted.
I'll give up the bird theory, as it creates an unnescessary
ghost lineage between the Late Triassic and Late
Jurassic. Dinosaurs are yet one of the most
and greatest discoverie ever. Did any body read the adult novel
of J. Park by Micheal Crichton? It was exellent!!!! Dino
lovers should read it!!!! I don't know if Paul's theory is
outdated (which it may be, he made it during the eighties) and
Protoavis may not be a chimaera at all, but I don't think it's
a bird. If it was, that means birds probably did not evolve
from dinosaurs and rather that they evolved from thecodonts
(since the dino-bird lineages don't appear until the
Jurassic). I think it's probably either what Greg Paul said
(a mixture of pterosaur and herrerasaur parts) or a bird-like
herrerasaur (they could be very bird-like too, even though
they weren't birds yet). I read recently (in the Scientific
American Book of Dinosaurs) that a claw from Australia has
been recognized as a 26-foot long relative of Baryonyx. Maybe
you can find more of it, Dean. I didn't know where that theory
came from, but if Greg Paul said it I don't want to reject it.
I'd like to think of Protoavis as a bird, but still, it would
be one of the earliest record of pterosaurs, and certainly the
earliest in North America. Paralititan stromeri
Big Egyptian sauropod. I just heard an interview on the
radio with Chris McGowan, a paleontologist at the Royal
Ontario Museum. He has a new book out called _The Dragon
Seekers_, which, from what I heard, will be the best book ever
on the early paleontology in England. It's $40 at
chapters.ca. Oh Honkie Tong,I'm not a new
guy,but a familiar one.Actually I'm that Donovan r. but I
changed my intinal into the one I typed long ago so don't
confuse yourself. Okay let's dicuss whether estemmenosuchus
was a meat or plant eater.I'll pass it to
Chandler. G,day,
I love dinosaurs,I think they're great.My two Well..i hadin't been on here
lately..but now i'm ready to return! YES HONKIE...I'M BACK.
Let's settle this birds into dinosaurs debate like gentle men.
You say that i don't know all the risks of recreating the
dinosaurs! Well prove it. List all the risks you'r positronic
mind can think up LT.commander Data!(from star trek:the next
generation) I don't know just how much of an honest man you
are but try to prove to me that you'r not some punk whistling
a bunch of inuendo just to try peoples patience. How on earth
would dinosaurs effect us from an island?!(ANSWER MY QUESTION
BIG SHOT!!) There's nothing wrong whith recreating the
dinosaurs whith careful prepararations and proper
management.(at least us and others like us don't think so) It
could'int fail or cause the extinction of island dwelling
animals whith the right determination. I may try to fight for
my opinion but everybodie does that! If it's a crime to state
ones opinion i'm guilty of a terible crime! Controversial...maybe but everything we discuss on
this website is! Were not forcing you to join. you'r welcome
to join us anytime you want though! G,day,
I love dinosaurs,I think they're great.My two Wow! What a beautiful Protoavis,
Brad! I'm not sure, probably only 6 m
since it wouldn't have a long tail characteristic of
deinonychosaurs. Still pretty big for a
bird... New in the fan art section-
Protoavis! How big would an avialian
Megaraptor be? Megaraptor was probably only just
larger than Utahraptor if it was a deinonychosaur (so probably
about 7-8 m). Megaraptor is probably an avialan,
though.
from Pooja,
age ?,
?,
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 5, 2001
Note: No one has ever been banned from this page, but individual posts are not posted when they contain personal insults or inappropriate content. JC
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 5, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 5, 2001
from David,
age ?,
portland,
Oregon,
?;
June 5, 2001
from David,
age ?,
portland,
Oregon,
?;
June 5, 2001
Wow, I hadn't heard of that Carnotaurus discovery! What kind
of dinosaur was eaten? (I guessing a baby Gasparinisaura
would slide down pretty easily...)
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 5, 2001
so i guess my brain has got bigger every body at my school
calls
me a dinogirl. Well did you hear about that new discovery?
Well
they found a baby dinosaur that was in a Carnotaur stomach and
the bones were mostly put together you know why? The Carnotaur
was really old so its digestive system wasnt working very good
and after that day the Carnotaur died then it got brushed into
a river by a high wind storm or somthin like that and it got
buried in the mud and after all these years they found him
cool huh? Well gotta go pals and Brad my dino talk pal see
ya!!!!!
from Afton,
age 12,
64429,
Cameron,
Missouri;
June 5, 2001
from Dragonair,
age 13,
Dayton (centerville a mistake),
Ohio,
?;
June 5, 2001
from Dragonair,
age 13,
Centerville,
Ohio,
?;
June 4, 2001
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 4, 2001
from Leonard,
age 13,
?,
?,
?;
June 3, 2001
from LoganL,
age 8,
Caneyville,
Kentucky,
USA;
June 3, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 3, 2001
from Donovan c.,
age 10,
?,
singapore,
?;
June 3, 2001
from Honkie Tong,
age 16,
?,
?,
?;
June 3, 2001
from Alex W,
age 7,
St.John's,
Newfoundland,
Canada;
June 3, 2001
from justice x(Sean s.),
age 13,
Thayer,
?,
U.S.A;
June 2, 2001
from justice x(Sean s.),
age 13,
Thayer,
?,
U.S.A;
June 2, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
I love dinosaurs so,much because almost everyday or everyday
paleontologist are finding dinosaurs and more
dinosaurs.
from Julie R.,
age 11,
Los Angeles,
California,
United States Of America;
June 2, 2001
from Katie V.,
age 13,
Tabernacle,
New Jersey,
U.S.A.;
June 2, 2001
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 2, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
Smith, Lamanna, Lacovara, Dodson, Smith, Poole, Giegengack &
Attia, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 2, 2001
from Donovan chen,
age 10,
?,
singapore,
?;
June 2, 2001
favourite dinosaurs are Muttaburrasaurus and Baronyx. I hope
to become a paleontolgist in the future.
See you soon, Dean A. From Australia
from Dean A,
age 11,
Sydney,
N.S.W,
Australia;
June 1, 2001
from justice x(Sean s.),
age 13,
Thayer,
?,
U.S.A;
June 2, 2001
favourite dinosaurs are Muttaburrasaurus and Baronyx. I hope
to become a paleontolgist in the future.
See you soon, Dean A. From Australia
from Dean A,
age 11,
Sydney,
N.S.W,
Australia;
June 1, 2001
I personally think that Protoavis is nothing but a chimaera of
pterosaur and herrerasaur parts (Greg Paul's hypothesis) but
it's a great painting anyways!
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 1, 2001
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 1, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 1, 2001
from Brad,
age 14,
Woodville,
ON,
Canada;
June 1, 2001
from Chandler,
age ?,
?,
?,
?;
June 1, 2001
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