(Fwd) Seeking Information on Pterodactyl Species

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Anyone have any info? -Roy

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From: "Gonzalez, Dave J.  (MS Mail)" <dgonzalez@kraft.com>
To: University of Illinois/Chicago <plotnick>
Subject: Seeking Information on Pterodactyl Species
Date: Mon, 06 Nov 95 12:33:00 PST


I'm a member of a literary circle that examines the works of Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle and I've been elected to research some vague information that
we've received.  We've heard that a species of pterodactyl has recently been
uncovered and has been given the name "Arthurdactylus conan-doylei" in honor
of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel titled "The Lost World."

As I wasn't sure where to go to research this topic, I searched the Web.  I
didn't find any specific information on this species, but I found your name
as a possible source of information.  Can you tell me, or direct me to any
available source information, about this species?  Does it in fact exist?
 What are its characteristics?

Thank you for your time.

Dave Gonzalez


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