Offer: Spare Papers

[Mike Taylor <mike@indexdata.com>]

Dear all,

Having finally sorted out my various stacks of dinosaur-related
papers, I find to my surprise that I have several duplicates.  I'd
like to offer these to anyone who wants them, with the proviso that
anyone in Britain will get first shout, so I don't have to pay queue
for ages in the post office to get the packages weighed and then pay
international postage.

So if anyone would like any of these, give me a shout off-list:

        CHRISTIAN, A. and HEINRICH, W-D. 1998.  The neck posture of
        _Brachiosaurus brancai_.  _Mitteilungen aus dem Museum fur
        Naturkunde, Berlin, Geowissenschaften, Reihe, 1, p73-80
        (German sum.)

        CURTICE, B.D.; STADTMAN, K.L. & CURTICE, L.J. (1996). A
        reassessment of Ultrasauros Macintoshi (Jensen, 1985). The
        continental Jurassic M. Morales (Ed.)  Museum of Northern
        Arizona Bulletin. 60:87-95.

        Farlow, J.O., Stephen M. Gatesy, T.R. Holtz, Jr.,
        J.R. Hutchinson & J.M.  Robinson. 2000. Theropod
        locomotion. American Zoologist 40:640-663.
                (Actually, I also have this as a PDF, so anyone who
                 wants a copy is welcome.)

        Gillette, D. D., 1991, Seismosaurus halli, gen. et sp. nov., a
        new sauropod dinosaur from the Morrison Formation (Upper
        Jurassic/Lower Cretaceous) of New Mexico, USA: Journal of
        Vertebrate Paleontology, v. 11, n. 4, p.  417-433.

        Gunga, H.Chr.; K.A. Kirsch, F. Baartz, L. Rocker,
        W.-D. Heinrich, W. Lisowski, A. Wiedemann & J. Albertz: New
        Data on the Dimensions of Brachiosaurus brancai and Their
        Physiological Implications Naturwissenschaften 82 (1995),
        Springer-Verlag, pp. 190-192.

        Hokkanen, J. E. I.  1986.  The size of the largest land
        animal.  _Journal of Theoretical Biology_ 188:491-499
                 (This is available on-line, with the permission of
                 the author, so please print the electronic version if
                 you can: http://www.miketaylor.org.uk/dino/hokkanen/)

        MARTIN, J., MARTIN-ROLLAND, V. and FREY, E.  1998.  Not cranes
        or masts, but beams: the biomechanics of sauropod necks.
        _Oryctos_, 1, 113-120

        Paul, G.S. (1998). Terramegathermy and Cope's Rule in the land
        of titans. Modern Geology 23:179-217.

        Rayfield, Emily J.  Norman, David B., Horner, Celeste C.,
        Horner, John R., Smith, Paula May, Thomason, Jeffrey J. and
        Upchurch, Paul (2001).  Cranial design and function in a large
        theropod dinosaur.  Nature, vol. 409, pp. 1033-1037; 22
        February 2001
                 (I have this as a PDF too, come to think of it.)

Discerning readers will recognise a certain sauropodous bias in this
list, and quite right too.  I know this is the Theropod Mailing List,
but a little diversity can light up your life!

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