Living terms

[Jeff Poling <jpoling@infinet.com>]

   I've noticed the terms scansorial, arboreal and cursorial being used on
the list lately.  My Websters doesn't have definitions of these.  If
somebody would like to take a moment and compose definitions for addition to
the Dinosaur Mailing List Dictionary, I'd be thrilled.  Add any related
terms that you can think of.

   The Dinosaur Mailing List Dictionary is slowly growing, although it's not
anywhere near the size as the Dinosaur Mailing List Genera List.  Along with
the "dinosaurian genera translator", I think my next project will be a
dinosaurian anatomical dictionary.  If somebody already has such a beast on
their page let me know, I don't want to duplicate an existing document
unnecessarily.  Otherwise, it'll be up next week.

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