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Hands up - Dryosaurus
Dear All,
Here is a quick question about the ornithopod Dryosaurus.
Can anyone tell me if the hands (or parts of the hands) are preserved in this
taxon? If so, do you happen to know in which museum the material is to be
found? Or, where illustrations of the material has been published, or is
visible on a web site? Alternatively, pointers to anyone who might be able to
provide me with the relevant information would also be very welcome. Please
reply directly to: david.unwin@rz.hu-berlin.de.
Cheers,
Dave
PS If there is anyone out there who has not yet purchased a copy of The
Pterosaurs, stop wasting your money on food and buy a copy now!
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David M. Unwin PhD
Curator for Fossil Reptiles and Birds
Institut fur Palaontologie, MUSEUM FUR NATURKUNDE
Zentralinstitut der Humboldt-Universitat zu Berlin
Invalidenstrasse 43, D-10115 Berlin, GERMANY
Email: david.unwin@rz.hu-berlin.de
Office: 0049 30 2093 8577
Secretary: 0049 30 2093 8862
Fax 0049 30 2093 8868
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