Re: Coevolution of angiosperms and pollinators

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Bob:

>I am currently writing a student research paper on "The coevolution of
>angiosperms and pollinators".  In the course of doing my research I have
>come across work done by Stephen Hasoitis and the discovery of ancient
>bees nests found within the Morrison Formation in northeastern Arizona
>and have been in contact with him.

I'm the guy who found the nests in the silicified logs at Petrified Forest
National Park, and I'm pretty darned sure that they were in the Upper
Triassic Chinle Formation :)

Since I work so closely with Steve Hasiotis on these things, and you've
already contacted him, I'll refrain from further public comments until I
think they're needed (and if a discussion should develop).

By the way, Steve is out there on this list (hi steve!; man, if you have
bee's nests in logs in the Morrison, you are SERIOUSLY holding out on me
dude!)

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Tim Demko       demkot@lamar.ColoState.EDU
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Morrison Research Initiative
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