John McLoughlin's books (was: ceratopsian restorations)

[Dave Hardenbrook <DAVEH47@delphi.com>]

John McLoughlin wrote:
>If one looked from a distance at the Earth, and were only able to see larger 
>mammals, what species of large mammal, worldwide, would represent our class?

>Of that species, which specialized functional subclass of subadult and 
>adult males is most similar cross-culturally?

I see your point. But still, I feel the illustration is unfair to the billions
of mammalian individuals on the planet that *DON'T* wield machine guns.  I
would have prefered an icon more indicative of mammals as whole, like a
mother suckling her young.  This is only my humble opinion...

Anyway, in spite of our differences on the point, and knowing now that you're
on the 'Net, I want to thank you for three excellent and wonderful books: 
_Archosauria_, _Synapsida_, and _The Canine Clan_!

                             -- Dave