Re: UTAHRAPTOR

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Rosemarie Smith (JWGP48A@prodigy.com) sez:
`I am looking for the scientific name for this creature. The 'first' name
`is UTAHRAPTOR, and the second is not spielbergius or anything related to
`the film maker, but to a contributor of funds to/for paleontology.

`I would also like to find a resource on dinosaurs on the net, but so far
`no luck in locating. I am sure they are 'there' but does anyone know
`where 'there' is?

I'll hang this response out here so other folk can see it, who
may be wondering the same thing (there's usually a few out there)

What you want is sci.paleontology. More dinosaurs than a
politicians' retirement home.

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