Re: The Epidendrosaurus and aye-aye

[Brett Booth <brettbooth@worldnet.att.net>]

on 10/8/02 2:04 AM, npharris@umich.edu at npharris@umich.edu wrote:

> I'd say, on the contrary, it looks to me like an animal with a feathered
> forelimb trying to have its cake and eat it, too.  The second finger is short
> and supports the feathers, while the third is elaborated for grasping.


That's entirely possible too. I just really doubt the aye-aye thing and was
tossing out another possible explanation.

Best,

Brett
www.demonpuppy.com