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FRONTISPIECE.—Participants in the Fourth International Meeting of the Society of Avian Paleontology and Evolution, Washington, D.C, 5 June 1996. 1. Peter Wellnhofer (Munich, Germany) 2. Ingrid Wellnhofer (Munich, Germany) 3. Helen James (Washington, D.C.) 4. Storrs Olson (Washington, D.C.) 5. Cecile Mourer-Chauvire (Lyon, France) 6. Kenneth Campbell (Los Angeles, California) 7. Stefan Peters (Frankfurt, Germany) 8. Zhonghe Zhou (Beijing, China) 9. Lianhai Hou (Beijing, China) 10. John Ostrom (New Haven, Connecticut) 11. Virginia Naples (DeKalb, Illinois) 12. Lawrence Witmer (Athens, Ohio) 13. Peter Houde (Las Cruces, New Mexico) 14. Paul Buhler (Gschwend, Germany; deceased, 16 July 1996) 15. Joseph M c Kee (Palmerston North, New Zealand) 16. Sylvia Hope (San Francisco, California) 17. Jean Martin (Lawrence, Kansas) 18. Gregory Paul (Baltimore, Maryland) 19. Bartomeu Segui (Ciutat de Mallorca, Spain) 20. David Parris (Trenton, New Jersey) 21. Evgeny Kurochkin (Moscow, Russia) 22. Larry Martin (Lawrence, Kansas) 23. Herculano Alvarenga (Sao Paulo, Brazil) 24. Kenneth Parkes (Pittsburg, Pennsylvania) 25a. Ewan Fordyce (Dunedin, New Zealand) 25b. Hiroshige Matsuoka (Kyoto, Japan) 26. Charlie Magovern (Boulder, Colorado) 27. Luis Chiappe (Los Angeles, California) 28. Kraig Derstler (New Orleans, Louisiana) 29. Craig Jones (Dunedin, New Zealand) 30. Ralph Chapman (Washington, D.C.) 31. Diego Rassman-Gutman (Washington, D.C.) 32. Felix Dzerzhinsky (Moscow, Russia) 33. Per Ericson (Stockholm, Sweden) 34. Richard Zusi (Washington, D.C.) 35. Phil Millener (Chattanooga, Tennessee) 36. Mary Root (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 37. Marco Pavia (Turin, Italy) 38. Jorge Noriega (Diamante, Argentina) 39. Antoni Alcover (Ciutat de Mallorca, Spain) 40. Trevor Worthy (Nelson, New Zealand) 41. Walter Boles (Sydney, Australia) 42. Tom Stidham (Berkeley, California) 43. William Hilgartner (Baltimore, Maryland) 44. Richard Benson (St. Paul, Minnesota) 45. Andrzej Elzanowski (Wroclaw, Poland) 46. Darrel Tanke (Drumheller, Canada) 47. Pamela Rasmussen (Washington, D.C.) 48. Tommy Tyrberg (Kimstad, Sweden) 49. Pippa Haarhoff (Capetown, South Africa) 50. Gerald Mayr (Berlin, Germany) 51. Steven Emslie (Wilmington, North Carolina) 52. John Stewart (Cambridge, United Kingdom) 53. Jenna Boyle (Gunnison, Colorado) 54. David Steadman (Gainesville, Florida) 55. Joanne Cooper (London, United Kingdom) 56. John Becker (Edmonton, Canada) 57. Claudia Tambussi (La Plata, Argentina) 58. Alexandr Karhu (Moscow, Russia) Registrants not shown: Michael Braun (Washington, D.C.) Rachel Burke (New Brunswick, New Jersey) Sankar Chatterjee (Lubbock, Texas) Adele Conover (Huntington, Maryland) Alan Cooper (Washington, D.C.) Catherine Forster (Stony Brook, New York) Steve Gatsey (Providence, Rhode Island) G.E. Goslow, Jr. (Providence, Rhode Island) Michael Gottfried (Solomons, Maryland) Kevin Middleton (Providence, Rhode Island) Eleni Paxinos (Washington, D.C.) Samuel O. Poore (Providence, Rhode Island) Paul Sereno (Chicago, Illinois) Wesley Sutton (New York, New York) Patricia Wainwright (New Brunswick, New Jersey) Luvia Zusi (Washington, D.C).
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