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Re: Choosing Twenty-Six Representative Genera
Hi Mike,
At 4:43 PM +0000 01/26/2001, Mike Taylor wrote:
Dear Dino-Members,
I come to you with a request for help. I'm trying to put together a
book overviewing the whole of the dinosauria for youngish children
(maybe ages 7-9) by picking twenty-six representative genera -- one
beginning with each letter of the alphabet.
<SNIP>
Are any of these genera likely to disappear in the immediate
future (or have some of them already slipped out from under my feet?)
New information will generally cause a good scientist to rethink
their original hypothesis. ;^)
Many thanks in advance to anyone and everyone who has thoughts on this
selection. I should emphasise that this is nothing to do with the
FAQ, I'm just asking for my own selfish benefit :-)
Don't forget to have GOOD illustrations of the dinosaurs. Children
love pictures and word association is a good way to learn them. Send
me a copy of it when you're done, so when I'm feeling childish I can
read it too. ;^)
Best regards,
Marilyn W.
PS: It's official - read on and you'll know what I mean. ;^)
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Marilyn D. Wegweiser, Ph.D.,
Adjunct Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology
Cincinnati Natural History Museum
Assistant Professor of Geology
Department of Geology
Ball State University
Muncie, Indiana
mdwegweiser@bsu.edu
Office: 765-285-8268; 765-285-8270
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