Re: hadrosaur

[Paleo_Mont <paleo_mont@excite.com>]

Sounds like an error on the conversion, a very big error. _Edmontosaurus_ is
probally the longest. Though _Anatosaurus_  ranks right up there with
_Edmontosaurus_. Both are around 33-42 feet (10-13 meters), for the
information I have for them.

Paleo Mont.



On Tue, 25 Sep 2001 13:56:59 +0200, bert.dol@philips.com wrote:

>  Hello gang,
>  
>  A little question: I was watching 'When dinosaurs roamed'. They quoted a
hadrosaur being 30 meters long (I believe it was Edmontosaurus). Is this
correct or a case of bad translation? What is the largest hadrosaur known at
the moment?
>  
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