Re: Trexes crossword

[ptnorton <ptnorton@suscom-maine.net>]

The painting is quite reasonable bemechanically as well as behaviorally. 
Notice that the female is easily in the position (although at a later time 
perhaps) to accomplish the carcass lifting behavior I described earlier; and 
without having to excavate a hole for her head!   :)

PTJN

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> Someone will probably accuse me of having a soft-core dino-porn fetish, 
> but I knew I'd seen this very image before. (In the wee hours.. when 
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> http://www.raul-martin.net/raulmartin/cuatro/tyrannosaurusapa.htm
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> Rob Taylor
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