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Re: Project Exploration comes home
Hi all,
Have been absent from the list for some time, but wanted to comment on
this:
Paul Sereno and his team collected 20 tons of fossils during the four month
expedition, which should yield a number of announcements in the coming
months/years. Those who haven't as yet read the updates, go to:
http://www.projectexploration.org
for enthralling and detailed commentary and pictures.
It was great!! The website covers a lot of the stuff too, the "Real Deal"
is both entertaining and pitiful/frightening. One particular picture is of
an arachnid called a solifuge. When you put the cursor on the picture, the
word "no T.V." come up. We kept some gladiator solifuges and fed them for
entertainment in Gadoufoua.
Also, the Sun-Times article mentions 21 flat tires... Shyeah, in the first
two weeks. :)
Anyway, do check out the website if you have a chance. Also, check out our
nice little discovery at Camp 3 as mentioned in the Sun-Times article. I
won't say much, except I can hardly wait for that jacket to get opened.
Oh, one last thing. There are a few typos in the website, the worst for me
is a misquote from myself. For the record, I know that true bugs are
Hemiptera and not Hymenoptera. Our doctor thought he was doing me a favor
by transcribing my diagnosis of a bite. Too bad it made it on the website
as what he wrote rather than what I said...
Talk to you'uns later,
Jack
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