Tuesday, June 30, 2009
How Mimsy Was Zanabazar?
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No, not the early Mongolian Buddhist leader . Above: Not a troodontid. Zanabazar is the newly-coined name for the troodontid previously kno...
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Nom nom nom
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Above: Edmontosaurus skull, note teeth in back of jaw. Photo: Ballista / Wikipedia, licensed Did hadrosaurs chew? A recently named lambeosa...
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Friday, June 5, 2009
Tracy Ford and the Kingdom of the Embellished Skull
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It's a catch-phrase for Indiana Jones and a rallying cry for paleontologists and archaeologists alike... "It belongs in a museum!...
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Thursday, June 4, 2009
Empire of the Shark Teeth
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Today saw the publication online of a paper finally re-describing Chilantaisaurus maortuensis , a theropod from mid-Cretaceous China. This s...
Thursday, May 28, 2009
Panphagia & Aerosteon live!
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An update to the previous concerns over the validity of the name Panphagia (see original post on the new species here , and the ICZN contro...
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Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Science Reporting Today: Sauropod Necks
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And finally, we have the first of (unfortunately) probably very many entries under the heading of Science Reporting Today. That is, how god-...
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Put Your Heads Up For Detroit!
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A quick note on a new paper out today on sauropod anatomy. Always exciting stuff, obviously, but today especially so. As many of you may hav...
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