Biology - life of the past

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Happy New YEAR Garry Denke.	31 Dec 2005 21:28 GMT	1
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Salaries of Scientists	31 Dec 2005 15:04 GMT	1
The latest figures for the salaries of scientist has been posted at http://www.jupiterscientific.org/sciinfo/sciencesalaries.html -------------------------------------------------------------- Jupiter Scientific -- dedicated to the promotion of science
removing flesh from bone for fossil activity	29 Dec 2005 05:08 GMT	1
I am a high school science teacher. I recently acquired a white tail deer carcass from a local hunter. I would like to use this carcass in a fossil dig lab activity for my students. In the past I have done this lab with a turkey carcass, which is very easy to prep. However, now I
TOBS: The Cambrian Outburst, comments from Alfred Romer	20 Dec 2005 01:50 GMT	38
Paleontologist Alfred Romer wrote: "Below this [Cambrian period], there are vast thicknesses of sediments in which the progenitors of the Cambrian forms would be expected. But we do not find them; these older beds are almost barren of evidence of life, and the general
330 Mya Eurypterid trackway	18 Dec 2005 23:41 GMT	44
http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v438/n7068/abs/438576a.html Nature 438, 576 (1 December 2005) \| doi:10.1038/438576a Palaeoecology: A gigantic fossil arthropod trackway Martin A. Whyte
What is known about the sex-life of dinosaurs ???	15 Dec 2005 18:01 GMT	2
I mean, they were some sort of animals. They had to have sex to reproduce. Is anything known about dino-sex? Did they have sperm? Did they even have penises and vaginas ? Did they have orgasms ?
Question re. diurnal dinosaurs	10 Dec 2005 06:42 GMT	32
I'm just peaking in to see if you can help me with some information. Can you please tell me if allasaurs and/or giganatosaurs were diurnal? Thanks!
New Archaeopteryx fossil	10 Dec 2005 05:20 GMT	4
http://www.newscientist.com/article.ns?id=dn8408 I'm surprised not to have seen any mention of this yet - reading the article my impression is that the animal does indeed sound very similar to Rahonavis. The importance of this discovery seems to be that
HAPPY XMAS SEASON TO YOU ALL BASTARDS	08 Dec 2005 06:21 GMT	2
This is to wish you all Bastards an excellent Xmas season, as from today to New Years Eve. I wish you all an excellent 9.2 Sydney Quake, plus of course the following 100 ft Tsunami to thank you of your 35 years duration Collective Crimes !
"Dallasaurus turneri" discussed,article link	07 Dec 2005 14:43 GMT	1
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20051117/ap_on_sc/dallasaurus;_ylt=Ag3D3IeQjfWAVE7z2f S6hQAPLBIF;_ylu=X3oDMTA5aHJvMDdwBHNlYwN5bmNhdA--
How "dinosaurs of the ocean" evolved	07 Dec 2005 14:41 GMT	1
Nice trio of dinosaur/reptile articles on World Science website. (Story in World Science) http://www.world-science.net/
TEN REASONS WHY "EVOLUTION ONLY" IS LOGICALLY, SCIENTIFICALLY AND LEGALLY CONTROVERSIAL	07 Dec 2005 05:31 GMT	4
TEN REASONS WHY "EVOLUTION ONLY" IS LOGICALLY, SCIENTIFICALLY AND LEGALLY CONTROVERSIAL This discussion of origins science deals only with biological origins - the science which
A Jealous God: Science's Crusade Against Religion	02 Dec 2005 13:20 GMT	6
Award-winning journalist Pamela Winnick will speak on her new book: A Jealous God: Science's Crusade Against Religion, at Discovery's DC offices. In her book, Winnick reveals how science has today become a religion of its own, complete with its own furious Inquisitors who ...