Re: Horner's JP3 interview

[Dinogeorge@aol.com]

In a message dated 7/14/01 4:17:23 PM EST, smithjb@sas.upenn.edu writes:

<< The point is that this isn't _Spinosaurus aegyptiacus_, which I am assuming
 (perhaps incorrectly) is what Jack was talking about.  That is what I was
 saying before--it looks like Jack is combining data from other genera for his
 estimates of _S. aegyptiacus_. >>

Right, it's certainly not S. aegyptiacus. But I would imagine this is where
the big figures are coming from.