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Re: Sauropod accidents
I always thought that sauropods didn't have heads. The brain was in their
rear. ;-)
-Bill Parker
Northern Arizona University
On Thu, 23 Jul 1998, Jeffrey Willson wrote:
>
> "RAY D STANFORD" <STARSONG@prodigy.net> wrote:
>
> > I can't help but wonder what kind of animal is going to trip on the
> horizontally
> > extended neck of Mamenchisaurus ;-)
> ...
> > of course, accidents DO sometimes happen. How else are so many sauropod
> post-cranial
> > skeletons (WITHOUT heads) found?
>
>
> Well, personally, I always suspected these were the result of accidents
> involving the intersection of necks with supersonic-cracking whiptails.
> ("Uh - sorry about that, Dave...") ;-D
>
>
> Jeffrey Willson <jwillson@harper.cc.il.us>
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