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Re: More on the Massospondylus embryos
On 29 Jul 2005, at 03:24, Jeff Hecht wrote:
As a point of clarification, the illustrations used by New Scientist
were supplied to the press by the University of Toronto scientists who
did the research. It's very rare for the press to generate their own
artwork. These usually are not published in scholarly journals, and in
practice may be generated by artists hired by the university's press
office. -- Jeff Hecht
What nags me is that even if the illustration looks fanciful it seems
to represent what the article is saying... that the hatchlings would
be 'crawlers' and then become bipeds as adults. That is pretty novel to
me.
Could it be that the writer of the article was following the
illustration given or is it a new theory backed by Robert Reisz as
the article seems to imply?
Luis V. Rey
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