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Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: February 2015
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Wednesday, February 25, 2015. Robinson Requests: LOOK at ceratopsians! Mark Robinson is a long-standing reader of the blog who has contributed a great many very.amusing comments over the years. In his latest, he noted his disappointment that I failed to include any ceratopsians from the so-so 60s childrens book LOOK at Dinosaurs. All three of them! Monday, February 23, 2015. Vintage Dinosaur Art: LOOK at Dinosaurs. As Im sure Ive mentioned before (for how many years have I been writing these, again?
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: Interview: Lisa Buckley
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Friday, May 1, 2015. Fast forward another few decades, when a new, extensive tracksite was discovered by a local resident - a resident who thankfully appreciated the importance of the site to our shared natural heritage. They reported the discovery to the researchers at the Peace Region Palaeontology Research Centre. Who were excited to begin documenting the first major tracksite in the province since Sternberg's sites were lost. The Williston Lake Tracksite. Image from the Indiegogo campaign page. My pe...
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: The Great 2014 Dinosaur Gift Guide: Volume 1!
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Saturday, November 29, 2014. The Great 2014 Dinosaur Gift Guide: Volume 1! Though any time of year is the right time to bestow a saurian gift upon a friend or loved one, this time of year seems to put special focus on gift-giving. I'm not sure why. What I especially love about the Dan's Dinosaurs is that they work directly with artists, so there are a number of links below that lead to their site - if you're looking to wow someone with original artworks or excellent sculptures, it's a great place to start.
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: Help Brian Switek Tell the Stories of Fossil Hunters in the Field
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Wednesday, May 20, 2015. Help Brian Switek Tell the Stories of Fossil Hunters in the Field. At its core, fieldwork still relies on patience, luck, and a strong back to carry enough water to fight off lingering hangovers. Brian Switek, from his "Have Allosaurus, Will Travel" Kickstarter campaign page. Brian Switek prepares to enter Natural Trap Cave. Photo by Eric Scott. And My Beloved Brontosaurus. As well as his new Prehistoric Predators. Featuring the art of Julius Csotonyi, which I reviewed last week.
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: Review: Prehistoric Predators
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Friday, May 15, 2015. Two years ago, after the director of Jurassic World. Confirmed that the movie would not feature feathered Velociraptors. John Conway wrote a brief but influential blog post about the effects of what he called Awesomebro culture. On perceptions of nature and, specifically, palaeontology. While pitched at a popular audience, Prehistoric Predators. Newly published by Cider Mill Press. And written by Brian Switek. And The Paleoart of Julius Csotonyi. Are decked out with feathers and fil...
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Musings of a Clumsy Palaeontologist: July 2015
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Musings of a Clumsy Palaeontologist. Friday, 24 July 2015. Spinal cords of extinct animals. This is something I've become a bit interested in recently while looking at a number of pterosaur vertebrae and thought that I'd discuss it a bit here. But what about the rest of the nervous system? Spinal columns of an alligator and human showing the relationship between the spinal cord, nerves, plexus location, and vertebrae. From Giffin 1995a. Bird standardised spinal cord area. Columba. Unfortunately, trying t...
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The Boneyard Blog Carnival: June 2011
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Tuesday, June 7, 2011. Boneyard Blog Carnival 2.10 is here. Issue 2.10 of the Boneyard Blog Carnival, hosted by Gary Vecchiarelli of Project Dryptosaurus. Is here with a fresh batch of paleontology blogging to enjoy. Head over to Project Drypto. Be sure to leave a comment thanking Gary for his hard work, and if you're unfamiliar with his project, be sure to read more on the site. Next month, hosting will be handled by Brian Switek at Laelaps. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to the Boneyard.
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Friday Fellow: ‘Orange Jaguar Snail’ | Earthling Nature
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Tunnel of Time #1: Evolution The Game of Intelligent Life. Friday Fellow: Red flour beetle →. January 30, 2015 · 10:00 am. Friday Fellow: ‘Orange Jaguar Snail’. By Piter Kehoma Boll. Last week I introduced a land planarian that feeds on land snails,. Or, as I called it, the Ladislau’s flatworm. Therefore, today, I thought it would be great to present a similar situation occurring backwards: a land snail that feeds on land planarians. So let me introduce this little predator, the land snail. Initially kno...
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Sobre | Natureza Terráquea
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Pular para o conteúdo. Apresentamos este blog com a intenção de servir como um diário sobre a vida em nosso planeta. Enquanto (ainda) não somos especialistas neste campo, nosso entusiasmo e interesse nas diferentes formas de vida neste mundo vieram para trazer textos e comentários em assuntos novos ou antigos. Assim como para discutir as representações tanto da vida extinta quanto a atual na arte. Nota 1: A opinião expressada por um autor particular não reflete necessariamente no ponto de vista dos demais.
Evolution icon Archaeopteryx turns 150 this year! How are we celebrating? | Pick & Scalpel
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WitmerLab at Ohio University. Laquo; CSI Miami: Match Made in Hell. Our alligator research is ready for its close-up. Ghetie’s Atlas of Avian Anatomy: a virtually unknown treasurenow available! Evolution icon Archaeopteryx turns 150 this year! How are we celebrating? January 31, 2011 by witmerlab. The London specimen of Archaeopteryx lithographica, collected 150 years ago from the Solnhofen Limestone of Bavaria (image from Richard Owen's 1863 description). It recently dawned on me that 2011 marks the 150.
An armored dinosaur gets a second opinion—and the crazy-straw nasal passage survives! | Pick & Scalpel
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WitmerLab at Ohio University. Laquo; Dinosaursin a med school? Some paleontologists lead parallel lives in medical education. Celebrating the 150th birthday of Archaeopteryx with a gift for us all! An armored dinosaur gets a second opinion and the crazy-straw nasal passage survives! September 29, 2011 by witmerlab. The ankylosaurid armored dinosaur Euoplocephalus (AMNH 5405). A new article confirms the highly tortuous crazy-straw nasal passage coiled up within the snout. Another image of the nasal airway...
Celebrating the 150th birthday of Archaeopteryx with a gift for us all! | Pick & Scalpel
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WitmerLab at Ohio University. Laquo; An armored dinosaur gets a second opinion and the crazy-straw nasal passage survives! 2011: Archaeopteryx Sesquicentennial Year in Review. Celebrating the 150th birthday of Archaeopteryx with a gift for us all! September 30, 2011 by witmerlab. The actual 1861, two-paragraph article with the single, controversial sentence pulled out that names Archaeopteryx lithographica. It was 150 years ago today, on 30 September 1861, that Hermann von Meyer gave the name. Specimens,...
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Developing a scientific worldview: why it’s hard and what we can do | Culturing Science - biology as relevant to us earthly beings
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Culturing Science – biology as relevant to us earthly beings. Developing a scientific worldview: why it’s hard and what we can do. While performing monotonous, brainless tasks at work, I’ve begun the habit of listening to podcasts. And let my friends tell you: have I been listening to WNYC’s Radiolab. About the theory of relativity and how, well, time is relative. Jad asks the question: “What do you with this information? Text cannot do Radiolab justice; listen to the 2-minute clip below:. When I look at...
Museological Meanderings: Becoming A Twitcher: Part IV
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Hopefully) Exciting And Entertaining Excursions Into The World of Museums (And Natural History). Thursday, 7 July 2011. Becoming A Twitcher: Part IV. In which I become an urban twitcher! Since my move to London, I have had very little time for indulging my burgeoning interest in British birds. However, that doesn't mean that I haven't seen plenty of them! In fact, London is a veritable smorgasboard of bird-spotting opportunities. On Canada Water itself (a small freshwater lake representing the remnants o...
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Monday, December 18, 2017. Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs has moved! We've switched over to a WordPress site! LITC 2.0 can be found at chasmosaurs.com. Please update your RSS feeds accordingly. This site will stay as-is for the time being. I've been unable to get an importer to work—we have too much content here—so I'll just keep this site alive as an archive. Tuesday, December 12, 2017. The Great 2017 Palaeoart Survey: some thoughts. What can we learn from the results of Davids palaeoart survey. At tha...
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