Re: Amazing Tendaguru and the most prolific localities in the world

[Allan Edels <edels@msn.com>]

Mike Taylor said (in response to the initial paragraph below):

> >> I also wonder, which localities on the whole world would
> >> professional paleontologists consider the most prolific and valuable
> > >for the "dinosaur paleontology". My humble opinion would be:
> > >1.) Liaoning (SE China)
> > Naah, Liaoning is crap.  It doesn't have _any_ brachiosaurs.


Wouldn't it be great to find a 'brach' at Liaoning, with THAT kind of 
preservation?!!?  WoW!

:-)

Allan Edels