Re: south korean footprints

["Rob Gay" <rob_redwing@hotmail.com>]

> Then again, it's probably more likely that "tyrannosaur" and "allosaur" are 
> rather inexact terms, or that the two kinds were found in different 
> horizons, or that the writer of the article screwed up a quote from the 
> scientists working the site...l<
I think you're probably right there, considering the article attributes 
another set of foot prints to "brontosaurus."
Peace,
Rob

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