Your bill's looking a little puny, there, buddy. (Painting by Heinrich Harder, 1912, public domain). Everybody knows Pteranodon . Q...

Type specimen of Zhenyuanlong , doing its best Archaeopteryx impression. Just a short PSA today, and once again, it's about a paleo...

The first illustration of a hypothetical "pro-avis" by Pycraft, 1906 Feathered non-avialan dinosaurs seem commonplace now, and...

Brontosaurus excelsus - the triumphant return. By M. Martyniuk, all rights reserved. By now, anybody who's interested in paleontol...

Mounted skeleton of Stegosaurus ungulatus at the Carnegie Museum. The tail, plate, and spike arrangement have been updated in this mount ...

Sorry for the clickbait title. The answer is yes. Yes they are. It's one thing when toy companies do it. It's quite another when...

The new Carnegie  Velociraptor  figure. I'm pretty slack when it comes to keeping up with my Twitter account, but if one thing can g...

So, it looks like my new book, Beasts of Antiquity: Stem-Birds In the Solnhofen Limestone ( Pan Aves 2014), is now available for preorde...

This short article  on io9 pretty well encapsulates an area of frustration for artists and scientists in the age of feathered theropods. ...

Above: Our subject matter. It's often said by those who support a strict phylogenetics-based system of naming life that it's onl...

YIKES. Promotional still from When Dinosaur Roamed America , Discovery Channel 2001 CGI dinosaurs have come a long way since Jurassic ...

Reconstruction of Didanodon altidens  specimen ROM 794 (aka Lambeosaurus lambei, aka Procheneosaurus praeceps ) by Matt Martyniuk, all ri...

Above: Revised illustration of Achillobator giganticus with corrected leg proportions. Scale bar = 500 mm. By Matt Martyniuk, all righ...

Because I initially got the inspiration for tomorrow's big post while working on the new restoration above, I thought I'd post i...

A lot of my posts lately have been dedicated to color in prehistoric feathers (primer here). As a  paleontographer, it's hard not to get...

Above: Maximum wrist folding for the theropods studied by Sullivan et al. 2010. Not to scale. (Cross-posted from Art Evolved ) ...