Artist’s rendition of the extinct flightless Chendytes lawi
From a publication of the the California Department of Parks and Recreation (public domain photo, original source is unknown)
From a publication of the the California Department of Parks and Recreation (public domain photo, original source is unknown)
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Newest Addition: If you missed The History Channel's "All About Dung" and the segment on the Jim Lehrer NewsHour (PBS) Monday night, June 30, you can still catch the coverage that focused on the Paisley Caves research of UO archaeologist Dennis Jenkins.
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