Having trouble pronouncing Dinosaur genus/species names

[john-schneiderman@cox.net]

I've always felt that since dinosaurs found in other countries seem to 
be using its language and use of tribal speak as sources of names 
[latinized in some cases] it is time we in the countries of North 
America [north of the Rio Grande] begin using native american words for 
new dinosaur names.

Some examples: East coast [Mohican, Powhatan, Algonquin], Mid-west 
[Siouan language group], Mountain state [Dakota and Sioux languages], 
Southwestern states [Navajo, Zuni, Apache], West coast & Pacific 
northwest, Alaska, northern Canada [Inuktitut]

Each language has a wonderful, rich culture, religion, and mythology a 
great source of very difficult names to pronounce but very much North 
American

If I every find a mid-Cretaceous brachiosaurid on the Appalachian side 
of the Dakota Formation I'm sure to give it the name "Nishnabotnasaurus"