Colbert and Seeley

[Raymond Ancog <rayancog@pacific.net.ph>]

By luck, I found a 2nd-hand copy of Edwin H. Colbert's "The Dinosaurs Book" 
(the very edition that Tracy Ford mention last month) so I bought it at 
once. I occassionally come across old dinosaur books (and a hardbound copy 
of Bakker's "Raptor Red") in the 2nd-hand bookstores I frequent. Would it 
be useful if I post here their titles for anyone's interest?

I'm also searching for H.G. Seeley's "Dragons of the Air." My alma mater's 
library has one (the Dover edition); but I couldn't findany Penguin Books 
reprint; and I'm not interested (yet) in the e-Book versions. BTW, how well 
known is it among the public that Seeley coined the names Saurischia and 
Ornithischia? Almost everywhere Sir Richard Owens is mentioned as coining 
the word Dinosauria, but what about Seeley?

Raymond Thaddeus C. Ancog
Mines and Geosciences Bureau
Philippines