Re: HOW DINOSAURS CHEWED...

["David Marjanovic" <david.marjanovic@gmx.at>]

> A novel analysis of microscopic scratches on fossilized teeth reveals how 
> plant-eating duck-billed dinosaurs used a now-extinct type of jaw to chew 
> their food. The study also suggests duckbills were more likely to graze on 
> low-lying greenery than to chomp on tree leaves like giraffes (or like the 
> dinosaurs in "Jurassic Park").....
> http://cosmiclog.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/06/29/1981788.aspx

The problem is that this study bolsters pleurokinesis, while the famous 
paper in the JVP of December says pleurokinesis was completely impossible 
outside the minds of people who started their careers by studying squamate 
anatomy and consequently tried to see kinesis, any kinesis, in every skull 
they looked at. I declare the next round open!