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An elk that wasn’t an elk | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. April 30, 2014. An elk that wasn’t an elk. Standing proud: A herd of the giant deer. During the closing years of the Pleistocene. (Painting by Tabitha Paterson). To see an Irish Elk (. In all its glory, visit the National Museum of Ireland, in Dublin. Here, skeletons of this magnificent beast are articulated, proudly towering higher than the visitors. What really stands out are the incredibly enormous antlers, spanning 3.6 metres across! Known as ‘the Irish Elk’,.
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April | 2014 | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. April 30, 2014. An elk that wasn’t an elk. Standing proud: A herd of the giant deer. During the closing years of the Pleistocene. (Painting by Tabitha Paterson). To see an Irish Elk (. In all its glory, visit the National Museum of Ireland, in Dublin. Here, skeletons of this magnificent beast are articulated, proudly towering higher than the visitors. What really stands out are the incredibly enormous antlers, spanning 3.6 metres across! Known as ‘the Irish Elk’,.
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May | 2014 | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. May 13, 2014. The one with the sabretooth. Smilodon opening wide. The cat could open its jaws to an incredible 120º (Painting by Tabitha Paterson). Is the genus of extinct sabretooth that everyone knows. Stocky, hugely muscled, with canines that protrude far below the jaw, it is the archetypal Pleistocene predator. It was a member of the machairodontinae. As it was from lions, tigers, and kin. The scimitar-cat split very early on from. May 8, 2014. Sloths shuffled arou...
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. April 30, 2014. An elk that wasn’t an elk. Standing proud: A herd of the giant deer. During the closing years of the Pleistocene. (Painting by Tabitha Paterson). To see an Irish Elk (. In all its glory, visit the National Museum of Ireland, in Dublin. Here, skeletons of this magnificent beast are articulated, proudly towering higher than the visitors. What really stands out are the incredibly enormous antlers, spanning 3.6 metres across! Known as ‘the Irish Elk’,.
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Clan of the cave hyena | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. May 2, 2014. Clan of the cave hyena. A family of hyenas resting in the grass somewhere in Europe. (Painting by Tabitha Paterson). Their deathly hypnotic stare sends shivers down the spine. The long, strong neck gives these amazing creatures additional cause to be feared. Hyenas are infamous for their ferocious ways of hunting in packs (known as cackles, or clans), scavenging carcases and loudly, excitedly, yelping as they rip their food to pieces. The striped hyena (.
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Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. February 15, 2014. Lost Animals: Extinction and the Photographic Record. I’ve been a big fan of Errol Fuller’s thoughtful prose for about 13 years. When I was finishing my undergraduate degree I had my imagination fired by reading some papers on ancient DNA, which sent me into a flurry of research, trying to find out everything I could about the rare and the recently extinct. In the early 2000s this meant reading about Higuchi’s. Work on the Quagga. Laquo; Previous post.
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Clovis hunting an African elephant | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. March 21, 2014. Clovis hunting an African elephant. Clovis points, some showing signs of damage and retouching, by Billwhittaker. I was flicking through some of the papers the other day when I came across an article by George C. Frison. From American Antiquity titled “ Experimental Use of Clovis Weaponry and Tools on African Elephants. 8221; vol.54 p.766. It is like no paper I’ve ever seen before and a riveting read. He started with 7 Clovis points. One was acciden...
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March | 2014 | deepfrieddna
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Ancient DNA, big cats, and blather. March 21, 2014. Clovis hunting an African elephant. Clovis points, some showing signs of damage and retouching, by Billwhittaker. I was flicking through some of the papers the other day when I came across an article by George C. Frison. From American Antiquity titled “ Experimental Use of Clovis Weaponry and Tools on African Elephants. 8221; vol.54 p.766. It is like no paper I’ve ever seen before and a riveting read. He started with 7 Clovis points. One was acciden...
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Poetry Plus in Brewery Lane – Fri. 21st November 2014 | Writing Changes Lives
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Margaret A. O'Brien. On creativity and the craft of writing. Poetry Plus in Brewery Lane Theatre. Poetry Plus in Brewery Lane – Fri. 21st November 2014. By Margaret A. O'Brien. November 18, 2014. Is it just me or did we not just have the October Poetry Plus night? 8230; The November Poetry Plus night is on Friday next, 21st at 8.15pm in Brewery Lane Theatre,. I’m tempted to read from Lavinia Greenlaw’s memoir, ‘The Importance of Music to Girls’. Now what to pair it with? Tagged: Brewery Lane Theatre.
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