Re: Albertaceratops PDF...please...?

[David Krentz <ddkrentz@charter.net>]

Please do not judge me by the spelling and grammar in that last  
post.  Thanks to Scott Hartman  I now have a great  skeletal drawing  
of Albertaceratops.  If there are any others interested, it can be  
found on Scott's website.

http://www.skeletaldrawing.com/artgallery/pages/new_ceratopsian.html

David Krentz


On Feb 22, 2007, at 1:18 PM, David Krentz wrote:

>   Yes, if there is a PDF for Albertaceratops I'd like on too.  I'm  
> itching to do a 3D digital model of a centrosaur, and this one  
> beckoning me like a gorgon...a Medusa...a...Medusaceratops.
>
>   David Krentz
> On Feb 22, 2007, at 5:04 AM, Tommy Bradley wrote:
>
> > Um, is it to late to get a copy of the *Albertaceratops* PDF?
> > I kinda wasn't around when it was being sent out...I think.  It  
> > looks really interesting: a four-hourned Ceratopian.
> > And I have a question should anyone feel like answering it.  After  
> > looking at the skull drawing, I'm curious, is the nose horn  
> > missing, or does it have a nasal boss like Pachyrhinosaurs?
> > Now I have to think-up a funny name for an essay, hopefully one  
> > that doesn't invlove the naughty implication of Horny.
> >
> > Tommy Bradley
> >
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