Re: PERIPATUS
From JRO <ogl...@mail.fullnet.net-remove>
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· 26 Jan 1999 00:00 · View full thread
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Sarah Kearsley wrote in message <36a...@news.erols.com>... >Hallucigenia? That's really hard. Do you have any idea long it took to >do the legs on the Peripatus? And Peripatus legs are shorter and >stubbyer than Hallucigenia legs. Um, here, have a one-liner: `XXX= >Hrm. Ok, I'll do it. > > \ / > \\ / / > \\\ / / / > .-\\\\/ / / / > / `-\\\\Y / / / > //`> `-\\\\Y / / / > // //`> `-\\\\Y / / / > ( // //`> `-\\\`Y / / > ) // //`> `-\\ `Y / > ) // //`> `-\ `Y > sk ) // //`> `- `. > ) // //`>. \ > ) // / /`;. | > ) ' / `""' Sarah, this is excellent.... Only, actually, I like the models of it "walking" on the 14 spines. Flip it over for me, dear. Then how about an Anomalocaris? Thanks again...... JRO oglesbee@ mail.fullnet.net
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