TGIF fun - quasi-dino related

[hammeris1@bellsouth.net]

Back when I was a lad, I grabbed this one from those Scholastic Book Services 
catalogues they passed around in elementary school.   It's very well-written 
and entertaining - although I only have the "abridged" version - there is a 
fuller text out there somewhere but I've never seen it anywhere.

http://www.newsvine.com/_vine/images/users/nws/iarnuocon/987622.jpg

Note how he looks like the "dinosaurid" humanoid proposal.
Not bad for 1967.
Now, just how an anthropoid form evolved from such a line boggles the mind, but 
it makes for a good read.

Anyway, this race rose to civilization in the Cretaceous, and when the 
university types follow him back to his "lost city" underground, the museums 
there have 'real-life-3D' dinosaur murals that reflected the fauna of his time.

Can be found if you look hard and long enuff.


Brian