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READ ME: I'M NEW! With six years of phd work on theropod dinosaurs behind him, Darren Naish mostly spends long, happy hours in the library, hunched over his laptop. But he gets out sometimes, and picks up litter and pursues exotic lizards across the British countryside, aiming all the while to publish his technical work on obscure Cretaceous dinosaurs. He also messes around with pterosaurs, swimming giraffes, British big cats and stuff like that. He has given up on the stupid idea of being a dedicated academic and ekes out a living as a technical consultant, editor and author. He can be contacted intermittently at eotyrannus (at) gmail dot com. For more biographical info go here.

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« Chimpanzees make and use spears | Main | A 3-m tooth that can bend 30 cm in any direction and is hypersentitive to salinity, temperature and pressure... and the sonic lance hypothesis »

The sonic lance hypothesis

Category: preemptive
Posted on: February 24, 2007 6:23 PM, by Darren Naish

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It's funny what you can find kicking around in the corner of a friend's flat. Full post to follow soon...

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http://the-arc.wikispaces.com

I invite you to open the narwhal tusk file under "Unicorn of the Sea"
for my earlier interpretation. I'm interested in what you say about the sonic lance of the narwhal. I very much enjoyed your story on the babirusa etc.
DDeden

Posted by: DDeden | February 24, 2007 8:45 PM

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