From: Darin Sunley (rsunley@escape.ca)
Date: Sat Jul 03 1999 - 12:59:20 MDT
Spike Jones wrote:
> Elizabeth Childs wonders:
>
> > ...if we don't have some aesthetic memory of the dinosaurs...
>
> We dont. Missed em by several tens of millions of years.
Aesthetic memory could have been formed in the evolution of our
squirrel-like distant ancestors, which were contemporaries with the
dinosaurs.
That's what I took it to mean anyways.
Darin Sunley
rsunley@escape.ca
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