Yup. Pretty much exactly what, as of now (just finished "Flying Skeletons") my review would be as well. And I'm seriously wondering what the final three chapters are going to add. I mean, OK, I can understand that -- at least for paleobiologists -- skeletons provide interesting archival information. But "future skeletons" -- seriously? I'd much rather have seen more info on how we got from the paleo world to the present world and how the skeletons of the creatures populating our present world are helping their various individual lifestyles.