Tyrannosaurus Rex Could Run Faster Than A Gallop
London based UP I summary notes Prof R McNeill Alexander argues large dinosaurs like Brontosaurus moved slowly, perhaps two miles per hour in short bursts, while Tyrannosaurus Rex likely ran faster to catch prey. Study uses living animals to model speed versus stride across dinosaurs.
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London
UPI
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Department of
Pure and Applied Zoology
Leeds University
Nature
Jane
Gordon
Norfolk and Flats
McNeill
Poison ivy warning from OSU experts in Ohio
Two Ohio State University professors caution that poison ivy is rampant and highly infectious for weeks. Dr Beal notes ivy oak and sumac cause many skin problems, while Dr Kozel warns most people misidentify poison ivy and growing conditions change its appearance.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Jack Beal
OSU
Philip Kozel
Horticulture Department
Ohio
Kozel
Walrus delisting eyed. poison ivy facts urged
A federal official urges lifting the Pacific walrus moratorium with annual harvest up to 3000, while overruns trigger automatic reinstatement. Separately, Dr Beal warns about poison plant risks including night shades water hemlock and castor plants, notes immunities vary and that touching contaminated objects can spread poison ivy.
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Department of Interior
Office of Hearings and Appeals
Alaska
Jerusalem
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Dr. Beal
Americans to face trial in Angola mercenary case
Daniel Gearhart a 34 year old Vietnam veteran and Gary Acker of California were captured in Angola while fighting for FNLA. They face trial June 8 before a people’s revolutionary tribunal as the U.S. government notes it cannot intervene.
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Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria Savings & Trust National Bank
Elyria Savings
Angola
Kensington, Md
Daniel Gearhart
Gearhart
Gary Acker
Sacramento
Calif
People's Revolutionary Tribunal
State Department
U.S
Acker
Zaire
National Front For the Liberation of Angola
FNLA
Sheila
Maryland
Pearl Harbor pilot Mitsuo Fuchida dies at 73
Mitsuo Fuchida the Japanese naval aviator who led the Pearl Harbor attack died yesterday at age 73. He became a national hero after transmitting the coded message Tora Tora Tora signaling success of the U S attack.
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Pearl Harbor
Fuchida
Japan
U.S. Pacific Naval Base
Hawaii
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