Some more stick up the --- pronounciation stuff

[Stang1996@aol.com]

  I was thinking this over, and I might not have been clear about the way
dinosaurs' names should be said.  If it has a place name in its name, the
name should be said like the place name, not like the way the Latin letters
go together.  Thus _Argentinosaurus_ should be said ar-Hen-ti-no-sau-rus, NOT
ar-Jen-ti-no-sau-rus.  Also in Riojasaurus and Riojasuchus, the 'J's are said
like 'H's.  The same rule applies for dinosaurs named after people; like in
Herrerasaurus for example, the 'H' is silent and the double-r is rolled (if
you can).  By any chance, does anyone know if the 'B' in Lawrence Lambe's
last name was pronounced (like in Lambeosaurus)?

Peter Buchholz
Stang1996@aol.com

This must be really confusing to all you people who speak Spanish as a first
language...