Re: your first paleon book was: well darn

[Glen Ledingham <glenled@yahoo.com>]

That poor, old, inaccurate iguanodon left a class
of second-graders gasping and wowing when I
projected it on a wall.  It's easy to diss it
today, but it was state of the art in its time,
and it will probably bring a few more youngsters
down the paleo path.

Glen Ledingham


--- Dann Pigdon <dannj@alphalink.com.au> wrote:

> Ralf Mauersberger writes: 
> 
> > Spinar/Burian " Prehistoric Life" (in german
> it was "Leben in der  
> > Urzeit", Urania Berlin) somewhere in the
> 80's.
> > I still love this book so much :-)
> 
> That was my first book as well, and I still
> have it. Much of the artwork 
> still looks good - if you ignore the upright
> splay-legged hadrosaurs and 
> tyrannosaurs, and the kangaroo-like iguanodon. 
> 
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