Re: New Images was... Re: "Dino-Bird" Higher resolution images

[Carl Mehling <cosm@amnh.org>]

It is a fish, but it is on another layer.

> Several people have mentioned this...
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> It's on the left in the left bottom image (and the right in the right bottom image).
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> Looks like a fish...
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> Could have been on the bottom of the lake or stream or whatever at the same time as the dino.
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> Anyone know?
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> ES
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> Ray Stanford wrote:
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> > Hi all,     Great images, but there's something FISHY about that "dino-bird".  Have a close look down below one of the feet.  :)     Ray Stanford
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