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#Cretaceous Geology

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#160295From: Ron.S.Dec 25, 1994 3:55 PM
Particularly interested in Cretaceous Geology. Researching into Ptychodus Sharks. Located in (UK) Seasons Greetings
#160325From: Doug MitchellDec 25, 1994 11:31 PM
Hi, Ron– Welcome to the forum! I reckon some of the fossil people who frequent this section will be interested to talk to you; give them time in case they are away for the holidays. I am sure they will want to know if you are interested in trading UK fossils for US fossils. Happy new year! –Doug
#160356From: Ron.S.Dec 26, 1994 9:49 AM
Doug, >>I reckon some of the fossil people who frequent this section will be >>interested to talk to you; give them time in case they are away for >>the holidays. Thanks for the response. I've dropped into S12 quite a few times and found it deserted. Thought perhaps all the US geologists had fossilised. <G> As for exchange of fossils, that should be possible. I do have specific interests, but I run an educational Field Study Centre in a Cretaceous Chalk Quarry and we do collect a number of surplus specimens. Ron.
#160907From: Michael SternbergDec 30, 1994 9:10 PM
Ron – You might try over in the Dinosaur Forum (Go Dino) as well. The primary focus is on Dinosaurs but, there are sections on paleotechniques and paleobiology which catch other interests.