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

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Subject: Re: Amazing Tendaguru and the most prolific localities in the world
From: Tim Williams <twilliams_alpha@hotmail.com>
Date: Fri, 13 May 2005 12:53:46 -0500
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So far on this thread I've been talking a lot of crap about sauropods, and Mike has been setting me straight. In keeping with this theme, here is a new paper about... sauropod crap.

Ambwani, K., and Dutta, D. (2005). Seed-like structure in dinosaurian coprolite of Lameta Formation (Upper cretaceous) at Pisdura, Maharashtra, India. Current Science (Bangalore). 88(3): 352-354.

I haven't yet read or seen the paper.

References:
- Re: Amazing Tendaguru and the most prolific localities in the world
  - From: Mike Taylor <mike@miketaylor.org.uk>

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