Re: Vertebrate growth & evolution

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From: David Paterson
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 1989 20:31

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OK, hands up who spotted my deliberate mistakes.

What I said about snakes and lizards also applies to crocodiles. I haven't
the foggiest idea if they apply to tuataras.    

My reference to the back covers of New Scientist applies to issues of
one to two months ago.

I don't really know if some reptiles have finger nails.
 
 				    David Paterson
 				    CSIRO, Highett, Australia.

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Subject: Re: Vertebrate growth & evolution
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