New refs.

[Mikiel <Mikiel@ASU.Edu>]

Here are a few new ones.

JT Palaontologische Zeitschrift.
DA SEP 01 1995 v 69 n 3 / 4
PG  475
AU Rauhut, O.W.
AU Werner, Ch.
TI First record of the family Dromaeosauridae (Dinosauria: Theropoda) in the
 Cretaceous of Gondwana (Wadi Milk Formation, northern Sudan), With 7 figures
 and 2 tables.
        Yes! Yes! Yes!

JT Science news.
DA NOV 11 1995 v 148 n 20
PG  316
TI For the Sake of Sue.
SU Cover: Not's just child's play anymore, dinosaur fossils have turned into
   big business, especially the giant carnivore Tyrannosaurus rex. Federal
   agents seized a unique specimen of T. rex 3 years ago in the name of
   preserving public assess to the fossil. But now the specimen, known as 
   Sue, may end up in a private collection.

JT Modern healthcare.
DA NOV 13 1995 v 25 n 46
PG   60
TI Outliers.
SU CT scanning has been used to examine some old remains, including mummies,
   but a Connecticut hospital has taken it to extremes. At right, a radiologic
   technician prepares a 100-million-year-old dinosaur egg for examination. The
   egg was discovered in China.

JT Ieee parallel & distributed technology 
DA Wint 1995 v 3 n 4
PG   12
TI Focus.
SU Stormy weather main suspect in dinosaur disappearance

JT Njea review.
DA NOV 01 1995 v 69 n 3
PG   22
TI Digging into skills with dinosaurs

JT Palaeontology.
DA AUG 01 1995 v 38 p 3
PG  665
AU Dilkes, David W.
TI The rhynchosaur Howesia browni from the Lower Triassic of South Africa

-Mikiel