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Richard Forrest (richard@plesiosaur.com) 2004/03/03 08:49

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"Uncle Davey" <noway@jose.com> wrote in message news:<c246j6$br9$0@pita.alt.net>...
>
> Quite seriously, other than the tail, the other features could be a hoatzin,
> but all the artists impressions show the archaeopteryx with much shorter
> feathers than the hoatzin has.

Try looking at pictures of any of the six know specimens rather than
artists impressions. Paintings ain't science.

It also has a jaw-full of teeth instead of a beak!
Other than the large number of features that show conclusively it
isn't a *****ing hoatzin, yes it could be a hoatzin.

Other than the fact that I have two arms and two legs, a
four-chambered heart, hair, nipples, functional lungs, etc. etc. etc.
I could be a herring!

This can only be a wind-up!

>
> What is the actual size of the archaeopteryx? (beak to tail tip and
> wingspan)?

Usually described as 'crow-sized'. Many birds are. What's your point?

>
> Uncle Davey


RF


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