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My name is Preston So (born February 6, 1992), and I'm a fourteen-year-old Web designer, composer, musician, and student living in Colorado Springs, Colorado. I've been a member of Wikisource since September 9, 2006. I'm currently a freshman at Air Academy High School (whose article I need to improve substantially!) and a violinist in the Colorado Springs Youth Symphony. My Web design experience has gone back to third grade (2001) and I operate a website called Seraphic Zephyr. I have accounts on Wiktionary and Wikipedia.
Contributions
- Main location: Special:Contributions/Webdinger
Rewritings and Significant Edits
- Poor Folk
- Split the entire book into dates; it's organized in letters of correspondence.
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That the reptiles were evolved from the Amphibia, and more specifically from that order known as the Temnospondyli, seems now assured. The earliest as also the most primitive reptiles that we know belong to the order called the Cotylosauria. With the exception of Eosauravus from the middle Pennsylvanian of Ohio, of which, unfortunately, the skull is unknown, our knowledge of them goes no further back than the late Carboniferous and early Permian. At that time there was a considerable diversity of known forms, belonging to at least four well-differentiated groups and twenty or more families; from which we may very properly conclude that their earliest ancestors, the beginning of their stock, lived much earlier, certainly at the beginning of the Upper Carboniferous, and very probably in Lower Carboniferous times. We therefore never can expect to find in the rocks of the Permian any real connecting link between the two classes.
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