Re:Precision

[Rahul Daryanani <rahul721@hotmail.com>]

Basically, we can get that B. brancia was in the 30-35 ton range. Although 
nothing to the old 78-tonne estimates, it's still about 5-6 EEUs. This just 
shows that we can't trust anyone. This is a link from Gillete's book. Read 
through it. Laugh a bit. Ridicule it.

Here it is:

http://www.earthscape.org/r3/gillette/gillette20.html

I think this book would be written in the early 90's, but even by then most 
of the more accurate estimates had been done. Seriously, take Gillete and 
the dsicoverers of Bruhathkayosaurus (forget their names, too tough too 
spell, lol), then you realize that the actual professionals aren't too 
professional. One of them gave estimates 55% to large, and the other 
actually didn't know what kind of creature they were looking at. Go's to 
show that you REALLY can't trust anyone. But then again, Mike was pretty 
clear on that.

Cheers,
Rahul

_________________________________________________________________
Connect with your friends who use Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Click! 
http://www.msnspecials.in/wlmyahoo/index.asp