Amazing. Over 50 years reading “Scientific American” and I learned a new word today.
Maybe she can minor in coprolite.
Guess Ruthie was focusing on the “ich” (thinking she heard “ick”) part of the other girls sentence…
Yes you’re so many jobs at there for people who inspect footprints
In Boy Scouts we had to make plaster casts of animal tracks for Nature merit badge.
That,like studying dinosaur poop(coprolites) strikes me as 2 Majors with very few jobs in the real world
I doubt any university has that as a major. Paleontology with that as a specialty maybe, but you need a broader education to find employment in the field.
pschearer Premium Member over 4 years ago
Amazing. Over 50 years reading “Scientific American” and I learned a new word today.
nosirrom over 4 years ago
Maybe she can minor in coprolite.
jagedlo over 4 years ago
Guess Ruthie was focusing on the “ich” (thinking she heard “ick”) part of the other girls sentence…
suv2000 over 4 years ago
Yes you’re so many jobs at there for people who inspect footprints
walstib Premium Member over 4 years ago
In Boy Scouts we had to make plaster casts of animal tracks for Nature merit badge.
timbob2313 Premium Member over 4 years ago
That,like studying dinosaur poop(coprolites) strikes me as 2 Majors with very few jobs in the real world
Hippogriff over 4 years ago
I doubt any university has that as a major. Paleontology with that as a specialty maybe, but you need a broader education to find employment in the field.