Re: The Only _Scelidosaurus_ in the Western Hemisphere

[Paula Goodman Wilder <paulawilder@mac.com>]

Yes ! Apparently they did lie to you. But they perhaps couldn't help it, 
perhaps they'd never been to England. They didn't take you to Greenwich and 
have you straddle the famous Greenwich Meridian, and tell you that one foot was 
in the Western and one foot was in the Eastern Hemisphere. 

Paula Goodman
paleontological enthusiast and opera singer

Le 11 févr. 2011 à 10:01, Jerry D. Harris a écrit :

> 
>> Not wanting to nit-pick, but I've fairly sure Dorset is in the
>> Western Hemisphere. It's certainly west of the Greenwich Meridian.
>> 
>> Or does the Western Hemisphere mean something different in the US?
> 
>     Well, I was always taught that it meant North and South America -- more 
> or less equivalent to "New World"...did my teachers lie to me?
> 
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