Mini vidéos toujours à l'arrache... juste pour l'atmosphère...
Atmosphère, atmosphère... z'avez dit atmosphère ?
Il est 13 heures et des brouettes... il fait faim
!
On traverse un bout du parc de Ueno pour aller se régaler dans un restau muy
tipico ! Ou plutôt muy kimono...
En face de moi... que des pointures: Clive Coy, le préparateur/paléontologue du
muséum d'Alberta, Mark Norell, paléontologue au musée de New York et... Ronan
Allain, paléontologue au Muséum de Paris.
Euh... la classe, quoi ! :)
"Dr. Mark Norell works in several areas
of specimen-based and theoretical research. He works on the description and
relationships of coelurosaurs and studies elements of the Asian Mesozoic fauna.
He analyzes important new "feathered" dinosaurs from Liaoning, China,
and develops theoretical methods for better understanding phylogenetic
relationships and pattern in the fossil record. Under his co-direction with
Michael Novacek, a team working in the Gobi desert since 1990 has produced a
wealth of great specimens. Dr. Norell's theoretical work focuses on developing
methodology for evaluating the effect of missing data on large data sets,
sensitivity methods for character weighting, and using phylogeny to estimate
patterns in the fossil record such as diversity and extinction."
Menus en expo-vitrines... tout en
plastique. Et le fameux Okonomiyaki !
"Clive Coy, senior technician in the University of Alberta's Laboratory for Vertebrate Paleontology, shows off a beautifully preserved specimen of a pteranodon, and shows how a mould of the prehistoric flying lizard is prepared to produce a faithful replica of the fossilized find."
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