RE: [Fwd: Dinosaur Society]

["Andrew Walters" <andreww@farallon.com>]

I can tell you the Dinosaur Society's web page is still up at:
<http://www.webscope.com/webscope/dino/homepage.html>,  but I don't know
anything else.

I really better not speak to whether that's dogma or not.  All I know is
that when I yell "Look! A dinosaur" and point at a pigeon, nobody gets it.

Andrew Walters
andreww@farallon.com

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At 2:06 PM -0800 8/27/98, Stewart, Dwight wrote:
>Sorry about the (very) late reply, but I thought the Dinosaur Society was
>defunct or nearly so.  Do they even still have their web site?
>
>Also, I'd love to hear some comments regarding;
>
>"The theory that birds descended from dinosaurs has become dogma in the past
>20 years or so, and yet a large number of people do not accept it because
>there are insurmountable problems with that theory," Feduccia said. "First,
>there is the time problem in that superficially bird-like dinosaurs occurred
>some 30 million to 80 million years after the earliest known bird, which is
>150 million years old."
>I'm a physicist & mathematician, not a paleontologist, but I don't see any
>scientific basis for labeling the "dinosaur/bird" link as "dogma".
>
>Dwight
>
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>       From:   Peter Leo Herrera [SMTP:big_ed@pacbell.net]
>       Sent:   Wednesday, August 26, 1998 4:22 PM
>       To:     dinosaur@usc.edu
>       Subject:        [Fwd: Dinosaur Society]
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