"PaleoWildfires & Dinosaurs" Lecture June 10th

[Marilyn Wegweiser <wegweise@mail.gcsu.edu>]

All,

If you are near the Buffalo Bill Historic Center and Draper Museum of 
Natural History, (http://www.bbhc/org) in Cody, Wyoming this summer then I 
would personally like to extend to you an invitation to attend the Draper 
Museum lunchtime lecture series on June 10th, 2003. The title of the talk is:
"Paleowildfires, Meteor Impacts, and Upper Cretaceous Dinosaurs of Wyoming"

The paleowildfire part will focus on my ongoing "barbecued dinosaurs" 
research of which the initial forensic- paleontology paper is now nearly 
finished - I am holding out hopefully for additional data on animal 
behavior and wildfires that might get to me this summer!!

Some of the outstanding "gobsmacking" artwork in the June 10th presentation 
was made possible for me by the extremely talented Bob Walters and Tess 
Kissinger - whose work can be seen at http://www.dinoart.com

The Draper has informed me that given the time of the year, and the topic 
of the presentation, that they expect the lecture hall to be packed out, so 
if you are in the region, get there in time to not have to stand.

Cheers,
Marilyn W.



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Marilyn D. Wegweiser, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Geology
Curator, Paleozoic & Mesozoic Collections
Department of Biological and Environmental Sciences
Georgia College & State University
Milledgeville, GA 31061
Office: 478-445-2441
FAX: 478-445-5290

http://www.faculty.de.gcsu.edu/~mwegweis/
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Director: This Side Of Hell, WY Research Project; it's north of Pitchfork 
Wyoming, north of Hell's Half Acre, Wyoming, west of Hell, North Dakota, 
and south of Hellroaring Plateau, Montana. Could it get any better than this?