Biology - life of the past

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tobsRe: Big Bang Confirmed - Again	30 Jan 2005 22:25 GMT	19
>Aardvark J. Bandersnatch, MP, LP, BLT, ETC. wrote: >> <Jabriol@excite.com> wrote in message >> news:1106070501.561900.77200@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com... >> > Gary Bohn wrote:
Gorillas	28 Jan 2005 05:51 GMT	3
Why do they have such large canines when they are not carnivorous? Spooky
tobsRe: Big Bang Confirmed - Again	28 Jan 2005 01:03 GMT	2
Philip Bowles wrote: >> >Aardvark J. Bandersnatch, MP, LP, BLT, ETC. wrote: >> >> <Jabriol@excite.com> wrote in message >> >> news:1106070501.561900.77200@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
JOIN !!	26 Jan 2005 05:45 GMT	2
Open & Moderated Forum for Fossilized Whooly Mammoth, common name for several extinct species of the elephant family. Fossilized Whooly Mammoth had long, curved tusks that reached a length of about 3 m (about 10.5 ft), and a prominent hump on the back. Those that lived in
fake inclusions in amber	26 Jan 2005 05:43 GMT	1
I'm interested in acquiring a pendant in amber, preferably with an inclusion. This eBay ad looks like it's a fake to me. The fact that it's close up and you can't see the whole piece just seems fishy, as does the attitude of the
Request for help with thesis	24 Jan 2005 12:13 GMT	4
I am a master student at the faculty of computer science, University of Oslo. My master thesis deals with collection software. One milestone is to determine user requirements for collection software, at the moment restricted to fossil collections. More precisely, I need input from
tobsRe: Big Bang Confirmed - Again	24 Jan 2005 11:29 GMT	1
>depending on your defintion of evolution; Evolution claims that life >came into existence by chance, then by chance changed into new kinds, >all the way from amoebas to men. Missed this in my last reply. Evolution does not proceed by chance -
Proving that a human is only able to throw overarm, not monkeys nor apes	21 Jan 2005 07:02 GMT	3
Archimedes Plutonium wrote: > Tue, 16 Mar 2004 01:24:42 GMT EdJohnson98012@earthlink.net wrote: > > > Archimedes Plutonium wrote:
Occam's Razor on NOVA's Piltdown Hoax; did Dawson die of natural causes?	20 Jan 2005 09:37 GMT	18
I was urged to watch the recent NOVA program on the Piltdown Hoax and to offer my thoughts to the Internet. Here goes. My gift is logic and applying logic to this story I use one of my best tools-- Occam's Razor. Occam's razor put in simple terms is that the
helping out on a dig in US?	18 Jan 2005 21:53 GMT	2
My wife is determined to get me out of Illinois, actually Chicago, and to that end wants us to go on a dig for dinosaurs. All the commercial vendors of these trips charge ALOT and I get the feeling that the bulk of the money goes in their pockets NOT the folks doing the digging. I ...
Dinosaurs on a smaller earth	17 Jan 2005 16:04 GMT	15
Interesting..... http://sciencewa.net.au/science_news.asp?pg=21&NID=81
Stonethrowing most compelling behaviour to create language	16 Jan 2005 21:40 GMT	17
Saw a documentary tonight called "Do you Speak American?" by Mr. McNiel which got me to thinking that with all the time I spent on Stonethrowing theory and how it created bipedalism, that I neglected to ever talk about how Stonethrowing created language. By "creating" I mean the ...
Score one for the mammals!	15 Jan 2005 22:35 GMT	1
>>Science press releases are so annoying. Once again all of our views of >>the Mesozoic have been revolutionized by a single fossil. Yawn.
Score one for the mammals!	14 Jan 2005 19:26 GMT	4
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&ned=us&q=dinosaur+mammal I bet it tasted like chicken.
What classes to take?	14 Jan 2005 17:29 GMT	1
What classes are recommended for the new and upcoming paleontologist? I have bought a few books as a start, some can be very expensive though. All suggestions are welcome ^_^