Well, that's the best opening slide of a scientific presentation ever.
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Yikes, it's fragmentary as hell.
ReplyDeletePaul V. You mean the title? Aren't all scientific papers like that?
ReplyDeleteNo, the fossils are crappy.
ReplyDeleteJay Exonauts What Casey G. said. The fossils are so messed up they didn't even name the species.
ReplyDeleteOMG it's the widdlest Azhdarchid.
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