Re: Fw: Ceratopsian Frills

["Vlad Petnicki" <bucketfoot-al@justice.com>]

Trceratops MAXIMUS - an old name given by Barnum Brown
to some fragmentary Triceratops fossils (including a
HUGE neck) that seemed to indicate the King of all
Horned-faces;  well, a few years ago they found the
King's head, it seems.  Still being examined in the BYU
basement. A short-frilled Triceratops skull that is
(get ready here!!) 9-10 FEET in LENGTH!!!!!!!!!!

Luis Rey illustrated Dr. Bakker's recent kids' book by
that name.

To learn more, go HERE:

http://www.luisrey.ndtilda.co.uk/html/maxtops.htm

Cheers, Vlad


On Mon, 26 Apr 2004 02:46:51 EDT, Tetanurae@aol.com
wrote:

> 
> bucketfoot-al@justice.com wrote:
> <<6-ton Torosaurus yes - but imagine what a 10-ton
> Triceratops Maximus could 
> have done.>>
> 
> Triceratops what?
> 
> Pete Buchholz
> tetanurae@aol.com 

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