Re: Publications

[Crpntr@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Kenneth Carpenter)]

You wrote: 

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>Hey paleonetters I have a procedural question. I have a bunch of
>publications that either are duplicates or are in subject areas that
>I no longer find will be of interest in the long run to me. Ideally,
>I would trade these (e.g., extra copies of Hall's Paleo of NY) with
>some other paleo type who has extras or like that is closer to my
>area of interest. If not, I guess selling such would still be an
>option, allowing me to support my habit of subsidizing academic
>publishers and used book stores. I suspect lots of other paleonetters
>have the same. Is there a way we can facilitate this exchange among
>those interested without commercializing the list or ticking anyone off
>and still make use of the power of the net. Whenever I run into a
>monograph of paleo importance in a used book store real cheap, I tend
>to pick it up in anticipation of getting it to someone who really needs 
it.
>If not, I'll just plod along the way I've been, but it seems it would
>help all of us out to get needed copies of publications where they can
>do some good.
>
>Just a thought..
>
>Ralph Chapman
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Morning, Ralph.  You bet!  I am most interested (of course) in dino 
related stuff.  I am looking for originals of Huene, Owen.  I have most 
of the important N.A. monographs (Gilmore on stego, allo, etc.).  I also 
keep my eye out at bookstores.  What are you interested in?