Re: Mauricio's Mastery

[MarkSabercat@aol.com]

Hi List,

My recent truncated post referred to by Mary just now relate to a lunch that 
a privileged few of us had at last year's SVP, in which Mauricio Anton 
unveiled some splendid drawings that were destined to appear in his recent book 
on 
African paleomammal evolution. If the book is anything like his last two it 
will 
be superb, these books having been valuable references for some of my own in 
progress reconstructions of late Oligocene--early Pliocene mammals of the John 
Day Formation, East Oregon. We are all lucky that Mauricio is still with us-- 
he and his family are railway users in Madrid, the scene of the devastating 
train bombings.

--Mark Hallett