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In article <541@bcsaic.UUCP> pamp@bcsaic.UUCP (pam pincha) writes:
>In article <2716@decwrl.DEC.COM> lepine@how.DEC (Normand Lepine 225-6715) writes:
>>Are there any paleontologists on the net?  I'd be interested in hearing about 
>>any work going on in the field.  Any suggestions as to an appropriate 
>>newsgroup for this area?  (I already thought about net.roots -- paleontology 
>>seems a little too far back for most family trees!)
>>
>>-Norm
>>
>>uucp: !decwrl!dec-rhea!dec-cons!lepine
>
>So would I. I am a former geologist with an interest in paleontology
>and such. The only interest in such that I've seen so far on the net
>is in net.origins (generally in posting disclaimers to articles
>by such characters as Ted Holden).
>Pamela M. Pincha-Wagener

Hello, folks.  Will I do?  I'm not a full-fledged paleontologist yet,
but I am a Paleontology major (Junior) in the Earth and Planetary Sciences
Department at the Johns Hopkins University.  I'd love to talk about
my field sometime.  So far, all I've been able to use my studies for is
to debunk Ted Holdenisms.  I'd like to see net.origins turn into a discussion
of life history (gee, what a radical idea).

Unfortunatly, I'm going home for the summer as of May 17th.  I'll be back
in September, though.  Hope to get in some good discussions then.


Thomas R. Holtz, Jr.
The Johns Hopkins University
Earth and Planetary Sciences Department