Re: Triceratops Image Needed

[Marilyn Wegweiser <marilyn.wegweiser@gcsu.edu>]

At 01:34 PM 9/29/2003 -0600, you wrote:
> On Mon, 29 Sep 2003, T. Michael Keesey wrote:
> > There are 16 images here:
> > http://dino.lm.com/taxa/display.php?name=Triceratops#images
> > (Although in some the _Triceratops_ is just a carcass.)
>
> And if you go here:   http://images.google.com
> and enter in    triceratops
>
> you'll get almost 4,000 hits...

Dear Richard,

Thank you for suggesting Google but Jan tried that and the large number of 
"Triceratops" hits is far beyond the necessary scope of the project.

What I was hoping for, and am getting from a variety of our extremely 
talented artists(THANKS TO YOU ALL!) is a tight selection of very good 
images for Jan to choose from. When she asked me to help her, I suggested 
that perhaps some of the DML paleo-artists would be delighted to share 
their favorite images, thus making her search a tad less comprehensive and 
less confusing as to what exactly is an attractive Triceratops (as opposed 
to an unattractive Triceratops I suppose ) to the not totally 
paleo-oriented type person.

Cheers,
MDW



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