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Re: Paleontological Nomenclature Pt. 2



Rich Lane Says:

    > There are 
     >times for research (1960's-1980's) and then the pendulum swings 
     >toward the applications of what we have learned.  The penudulum 
     >is headed for applications, in my opinion, with the hope that it 
     >will swing the other way in a decade or so. Let's hop on the 
     >pendulum.
Sorry to disagree again but if you aren't making progress you end up
eating dust. We just have to learn to do research and be practical
at the same time.  There is just too much to do to just apply what we
already know.  Industry paleontologists see the greatest volume of
material in the most expanded sections.  We are in a position to really
do something. We just have to figgure out how to be less greedy with
what we find out.
Mike
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