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Re: Huge ptero's - Re: looking for illustration

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Subject: Re: Huge ptero's - Re: looking for illustration
From: "jrc" <jrccea@bellsouth.net>
Date: Mon, 3 Aug 2009 05:51:04 -0600
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Based solely on the observation that Quetz fossils have been foundoverlapping one another, I would speculate that since they died in groups,it is possible that they did flock. However, that is quite speculative.

JimC

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Subject: Huge ptero's - Re: looking for illustration

I wonder if they ever flew in flock formation - it would have looked likea cloud passing in front of the sun/shadows on the ground!

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