Re: 'Kitchen science' reveals dinosaurs died in agony

["Jerry D. Harris" <jharris@dixie.edu>]

Uh...?!?  Unless those are warm-blooded fish, fig. 6.4 (pp. 94-95) in:

Barthel, K.W., Swinburne, N.H.M., and Morris, S.C. 1990. Solnhofen: A Study 
in Mesozoic Palaeontology. Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 236 pp.

...should be enough to show that it ain't just "warm-blooded" animals that 
can attain this position in death...  'Course, I hain't read the Padian & 
Faux paper yet, either; maybe they address this...

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