RE: Frontiers in Dinosaur Research

["M Sakamoto, Earth Sciences" <M.Sakamoto@bristol.ac.uk>]

As far as I am aware, this title went out of print quite some time ago - I 
think I was still a teenager. I only found out about this magazine when it 
had just gone out of print, and just managed to get a hold of a few of the 
then-newest issues still on the shelves of the bookshop.

The Japanese Amazon has some but not all volumes available as 'Used & New' 
from other sellers.
<http://www.amazon.co.jp/s/ref=nb_ss_fg_eng/250-8587549-3121027?__mk_ja_JP=%83J%83%5E%83J%83i&url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=%8B%B0%97%B3%8Aw%8D%C5%91O%90%FC&Go.x=0&Go.y=0&Go=Go>
They're the ones with the volume numbers in parentheses.


Manabu Sakamoto

--On Friday, June 22, 2007 08:48 -0600 "Jerry D. Harris" 
<jharris@dixie.edu> wrote:

>      Along the lines of what Tom said, OCLC WorldCat only lists one
> library that has this -- the AMNH, and even then, they appear to only
> hold vol. 8 (from 1994).
>
>      On the plus side, it looks like OCS may still be in existence
> (http://www.shipocs.com/) -- if anyone finds out that they still have
> copies left, please let me know!
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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> "Trying to estimate the divergence times
> of fungal, algal or prokaryotic groups on
> the basis of a partial reptilian fossil and
> protein sequences from mice and humans
> is like trying to decipher Demotic Egyptian with
> the help of an odometer and the Oxford
> English Dictionary."
>                -- D. Graur & W. Martin (_Trends
>                    in Genetics_ 20[2], 2004)



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M. Sakamoto
Department of Earth Sciences,
University of Bristol,
Wills Memorial Building, Queen's Road,
Bristol BS8 1RJ, UK
M.Sakamoto@bristol.ac.uk