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It's a time machine!

Category: ArtScienceWeblogs
Posted on: January 25, 2007 5:30 PM, by PZ Myers

Chris Clarke has a new banner on Creek Running North, so of course he has to give us a grand tour of the Pleistocene. It's a Carl Buell original, you know — it's becoming quite the coup to get some Buell art on your blog.

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