Take a guess

[jpowell86]

Probably better than human ones.

definitely better than humans!

 

[jajeanpierre]

When I think hippocampus I think about the region in the brain, not seahorses

Which was named that because it looks like a seahorse!

 

[jpowell86]

I'd love to have a human specimen. I have some human bones.

Well I hope so...how else would you stand...and snare drum and cymbal.

 

[Dragon1516]

For sure. I used to live AZ so I might even consider delivery so I could use it as an excuse to see the old stomping grounds.

That would be cool Ill keep the guest room open for you. I can't wait to live there again I loved it before still worried about humidity though.

 

[jpowell86]

That would be cool Ill keep the guest room open for you. I can't wait to live there again I loved it before still worried about humidity though.

Thanks!! I loved living out there. Time to get some swamp coolers!!

 

[Dragon1516]

There were at least 15 people involved. It was crazy. I was shocked to learn how little is known about the brevicorne-clade in general. There is so much left to discover and get concrete information and data on. Which is actually exciting to me.

Well I say we take some of the best people on here and go to Mada for a month and do all the research ourselves.....well at least as much as we can.

 

[Nursemaia]

Well I hope so...how else would you stand...and snare drum and cymbal.

Let me clarify, I have defleshed human bones. Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebra

 

[Dragon1516]

I'd love to have a human specimen. I have some human bones.

Remind me not to visit you. lol

 

[Nursemaia]

Which was named that because it looks like a seahorse!

This is true

 

[Dragon1516]

Thanks!! I loved living out there. Time to get some swamp coolers!!

Ya i know fortunately they are cheap in AZ so that won't be an issue.

 

[jpowell86]

Let me clarify, I have defleshed human bones. Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebra
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Very cool. I keep skeletons of chameleons that die on import or from keepers and articulate them. I have donated some to universities.

 

[jajeanpierre]

There were at least 15 people involved. It was crazy. I was shocked to learn how little is known about the brevicorne-clade in general. There is so much left to discover and get concrete information and data on. Which is actually exciting to me.

That is exciting. I'm really glad you are now connected with those scientists. We still have one more to identify.... And C. malthe eggs to figure out...

 

[bobcochran]

I'd love to have a human specimen. I have some human bones.

You can have mine.......as soon as I'm done with it!

 

[jajeanpierre]

Let me clarify, I have defleshed human bones. Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar vertebra
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And you think I'm an odd duck?

 

[jpowell86]

That is exciting. I'm really glad you are now connected with those scientists. We still have one more to identify.... And C. malthe eggs to figure out...

So much fun!! Malthe eggs.....yay! Did you share that on here yet?

 

[Nursemaia]

Remind me not to visit you. lol

What? I have an interest in medicine and the human body. I have animal bones too. A civil war bone saw, teppanning drill, circumcision kit and various other delightful Oddities I could give tours

 

[Nursemaia]

And you think I'm an odd duck?

We recognize our own kind

 

[jpowell86]

You can have mine.......as soon as I'm done with it!

Bob....I need to call you later. What was your first impression of the crypticum female?

 

[Nursemaia]

Very cool. I keep skeletons of chameleons that die on import or from keepers and articulate them. I have donated some to universities.

I have a chameleon outside I'm waiting to skeletonize, I would love to have one articulated for me

 

[Nursemaia]

You can have mine.......as soon as I'm done with it!

Don't tempt me because I really do want a fully articulated human skeleton I've looked they're about $3,000