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Never organise a scientific meeting…

Published 14/11/2008 Practical Palaeontology 3 Comments
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and if you do, don’t agree to edit a volume of papers on it. And if you do that, for God’s sake don’t do it on pterosaurs. And if you do, then you clearly didn’t read this. You have been warned.

3 Responses to “Never organise a scientific meeting…”

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  1. 1 Mike Taylor 24/11/2008 at 11:19 pm

    So, Dave, what’s the ETA?

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  3. 3 David Hone 26/11/2008 at 2:49 pm

    Excuse me while I interrupt myself, the proofs are now out…

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