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JohnW

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Posted: Nov. 05 2011,12:19

Quote (forastero @ Nov. 05 2011,09:59)

And here are just a few examples of dino soft tissue that leaves da cave boys in da dust

A wing membrane from a 60 ft Pterosaur http://www.nature.com/nature.....a0.html

Mososaur soft tissue http://www.oceansofkansas.com/mus-tyl....lo.html

The Smoky Hill chalk of Kansas has been the source of several well preserved and nearly intact shark "mummies", http://www.squali.com/fossili....ina.htm

Specimen also displays several areas of soft-tissue preservation, including the cartilage that attached the shoulder girdle to the skeleton and connected the ribs at the sternum.
http://www.paleosearch.com/kschalk....ls.html

Ichthiosaur soft tissue http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc........1690467

Exceptionally well preserved pterosaur wing membrane from the Cretaceous of Brazil http://www.nature.com/nature.....a0.html

Preservation of the bone protein osteocalcin in dinosaurs
http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs........0..871M

Bits of Triceratops Gene Extracted
http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subject....a.shtml

Geologists Find First Clue To Tyrannosaurus Rex Gender In Bone Tissue
http://www.biology-online.org/article....us.html

Fossilisation, and in a couple of cases incompletely-mineralised bone, muppet. �Not soft tissue. �Did you actually follow the links?

If I was talking to most people, I would assume you would know the difference between fossil impressions and the actual tissue. �But I'm talikng to someone who thinks pterosaurs, mosasaurs and sharks are dinosaurs, so I'm not optimistic.

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