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RE: Whose the "Tuck" in Heterodontosaurus tucki?
Tommy:
The closest thing to an answer to your question is to be found back on
2/13/2002 in the DML. The tail end of the message from Robert G. Tuck
Jr. reads:
"It's my understanding that that most wonderful of all
dinosaurs, _Heterodontosaurus tucki_, received its specific epithet
from a generous patron (and my still long-lost wealthy "uncle")
who funded the recovery of, and research on, this splendid example
of such a noble creature. :-)
-= Tuck =-"
This may only be a starting point in your search.
Good luck,
Allan Edels
P.S. Happy Holidays to ALL!!!
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-----Original Message-----
From: owner-dinosaur@usc.edu [mailto:owner-dinosaur@usc.edu] On Behalf
Of Tommy Bradley
Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2003 2:51 PM
To: dinosaur@usc.edu
Subject: Whose the "Tuck" in Heterodontosaurus tucki?
Hi again everybody :-)
_Heterodontosaurus_ seems to be one of those popular dinosaurs which
receives vast press on several Dinosaur-related websites. Not maybe as
monumental as T-rex or the "Raptors," but somewhat significant. (I put
"heterodontosaurus" in Google and got 100+ matches!)
However, none of the many (MANY) sites I visited during my recent
research
session offered any information on this illusive "Tuck."
Can anyone help? It would be most appreciated.
Thanks and Hope All the DMLers have a happy and safe holiday :-)
Tommy Bradley
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