Dr. Dean Lomax
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Anyway, I was right.
And that was a real specimen.
Yes.
So when I was there, I often heard the paleontologists and the students talking about papers and they're like, oh, have you read this paper?
Have you seen this paper?
Now, I naively thought they meant newspapers.
And of course, they meant academic papers.
Peer reviewed journals.
And I was like, well, I had no idea what that was.
And so I mentioned that and said it and everybody laughed.
And it was a bit of a bit of a funny thing that I was teased over the summer.
No, not at all.
Initially, it wasn't because I had only been given this kind of crash course of, hey, this is academia.
You're writing academic papers and things, putting that trip to Wyoming.
I happened to be working with two marine reptile experts who work on ichthyosaurs, Professor Judy Massera and Bill Wall, who basically, once I come across this ichthyosaur, they encouraged me to write it up.
And they said, look, we'll help as your guide, as it were, to writing this.
And I still have those first few drafts.
And I mean, they're horrendous.
If I look at them now, they're terrible.
But yeah, as you say, that was my first paper describing that ichthyosaur as a real specimen with its last meal preserved of fish and squid remains.
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