Hello¡ Once again, thanks Rodlox¡ Are you Scandinavian? The Sechura desert is in the north of Peru, but also dries the climate of the south of Ecuador, is...
Hello¡ Once again, thanks Rodlox¡ Are you Scandinavian? The Sechura desert is in the north of Peru, but also dries the climate of the south of Ecuador, is...
The Sechura desert is in the north of Peru, but also dries the climate of the south of Ecuador, is relatively small, but have many endemical species. Oho! Mmm,...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 3, 2005 10:31 pm
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For SPEC: Animals for the Mississippi Duckgong Habitat: MAMMAL: PRIMATE: Dubbed a "mole kangaroo," the Broad-pawed Monkey is no more a true monkey than any...
... not that I know of. sorry. ... climate of the south of Ecuador, is relatively small, but have many endemical species. ah. okay; thank you. before you...
Oho!!! ... Actually this is quite a good idea, assuming the prey doesn't dig too fast. I just wonder... wouldn't a theropod (mattiraptor? archaeoplume??)...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 12, 2005 9:06 pm
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... um, hi. ... long ... thank you. ... evolve ... its only the size (not mass) of an aardvark (which I saw on Friday) or a springhare. technically, I suppose,...
... That wasn't a greeting. It was an expression of joyful surprise. (Though it implies a more manly voice than I have. Have you seen the first Blackadder ...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 13, 2005 5:01 pm
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... oh. sor- whoops. :) ... oh. okay. ... Blackadder ... not sure. I see the episodes, but not sure if they're in order. ... "check the soup!" (no not in...
hi, Tim here! sorry about dissapearing, just got bored and busy. I will scan my spec stuff sooner or later, currently i'm in the middle of drawing a panoply of...
... g'daymatehowryadoin? (that's an Aussie greeting, as best I can remember, from what an Australian pal of mine said). ... respectively: no worry, sorry, and...
... Brian will purge you from the face of both Earths if he finds out that there's now one more surviving clade from the Oligocene! Perhaps we don't need...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 17, 2005 6:53 pm
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... afrotheres, if ... that ... well, i'll just keep them as afrotheres then. ... say the Hail Dan 20 times! sorry, but this has to stay, because they are my...
... hooo, don't get me started on aussie language. g'day mate! how ya gaaa'n? (hello friend, how are you?) ... good try anyway. ... ah RODLOX, you have some of...
... KilledThreads@yahoogroups.com, "piatnitskysaurus" <tdmorris@c...> ... okay...I think my friend was pulling my leg - she taught me that the answer to the...
... I hope this saves them from being rather boring p-Macroscelidea... BTW, the loss of the alliteration may be a pity, but it's gihugrongo highway now....
David Marjanovic
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Jun 21, 2005 8:18 pm
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... Going?...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 21, 2005 8:31 pm
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... oh, believe me, it will, little running bipedal insectivores, that's far from boring. ... highway ... alright, g* higway drifters Tim...
... Bipedal running mammals... :-/ ...it might say something that there have never been such animals in HE, despite the frequent evolution of bipedally hopping...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 23, 2005 7:57 pm
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Especially Timmy! ;-) It's because they don't like newbies up there. :-D http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expressive_loan Sorry for just throwing this in without...
David Marjanovic
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Jun 23, 2005 8:33 pm
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... have ... bipedally ... Mesozoic, ... well, leptictidium, to the best of my knowledge, ran, but if it's that important, for fast locomotion they can hop....
... Perkeleen nyypiöt! XD ... Slowly getting better, thanks for asking. Just had an expert team of physio-people examine my condition and help me with...
... AFAIK, Leptictidium is now considered to have been a hopper rather than runner. I'd steer away from such controversial ideas as running bipedal mammals and...
... than runner. ... mammals and ... well, it's alright whatever way, "Mammoths, Sabretooths, and Homonids" that's the fairly recent book (a wet-dream for any...
