Re: Microraptor ate birds

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

Alas, I didn't get a chance to see the poster. I didn't know it was 
there, and the poster sessions only lasted 2 hours for 100 posters each! 
So, I talked to 3 or 4 people about their posters that day, and then the 
session was over and people took their posters down.

I met Jingmai, who told me she had given the poster to Hans Larsson. 
Then I hunted down Larsson the next day, who promised to show me the 
poster the day after, except we didn't meet all day long, and then the 
meeting was over. :-(

Am 10.11.2011 19:37, schrieb XingLida:

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Or rather:

>  These really not big news, I found two Confuciusornis and a leg of
>  Dromaeosaur in the abdomen area of two Sinocalliopteryx
>  specimen...but the thesis still working..not enough time:(

_That_, on the other hand, _is_ big news. Only the dromaeosaur leg has 
been published, and *Sinocalliopteryx* must have been _much_ worse at 
climbing trees than a 300-lb redneck. ...Indeed, only one *S.* specimen 
has been published at all.