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Dinosaur of the Week: A Motionless Swimmer
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! In the Walking With Series. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a teacher at heart. My main interests are in the sciences, particularly chemistry, biology, and paleosciences, and in history. I am currently back in school and switching into a paleo/anatomy career. I want to learn more, get a bit more experience, and work on some more awesome projects before I set out on my own journey. Storme in a Teacup.
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Dinosaur of the Week: News Everywhere
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! The videos for Asilisaurus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). I am a teacher at heart. My main interests are in the sciences, particularly chemistry, biology, and paleosciences, and in history. I am currently back in school and switching into a paleo/anatomy career. I want to learn more, get a bit more experience, and work on some more awesome projects before I set out on my own journey. Storme in a Teacup.
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Dinosaur of the Week: Life Aquatic
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! The derived ichthyopterygian Stenopterygius. With one embryo in birth position and three in body cavity, reconstructed based on SMNS 6293 (Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde, Stüttgart, Germany). . Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monday at the Movies. Cryptozoology Keeps Plesiosaurus Alive. Successful at Being Kid Friendly. Taking Over the Ocean. Stints in the Ocean. Mark Witton...
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Dinosaur of the Week: Skeletons of the Ancestors
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Skeletons of the Ancestors. Regardless of the actual answer, Asilisaurus kongwe. Is very clearly at home on four feet. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monday at the Movies. Cryptozoology Keeps Plesiosaurus Alive. Successful at Being Kid Friendly. Taking Over the Ocean. Stints in the Ocean. Gilmore and A Small Dinosaur. Sleepy Lizard of Wonder. A Marvelous Little Lizard. We use ...
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Dinosaur of the Week: Stints in the Ocean
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Stints in the Ocean. This large squat aquatic lizard was actually rather aerodynamic and, as with all ichthyosaurs, very fish-like in its appearance and morphology. It is also one of a small handful of ichthyosaurs that have been discovered in the act of giving birth (meaning a mom and child mortality). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monday at the Movies. Taking Over the Ocean.
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Dinosaur of the Week: Holding up the Tree
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Holding up the Tree. Image by Sterling Nesbitt. The allure of Asilisaurus. Is the fact that it is such a basic Middle Triassic early Dinosauriforme. Some trees have it sitting at the base of the Ornithodiran tree thereby including, potentially, Pterosauria. However, this tree, from lead author Sterling Nesbitt, places Asilisaurus. As yet, though it is a quite important fossil animal. View my complete profile.
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Dinosaur of the Week: Stone Hearts
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Image from Fisher, et al. (2000). Fisher, P. E., Russell, D. A., Stoskopf, M. K., Barrick, R. E., Hammer, M., and Kuzmitz, A. A. (2000). Cardiovascular evidence for an intermediate or higher metabolic rate in an ornithischian dinosaur. Science. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monday at the Movies. Cryptozoology Keeps Plesiosaurus Alive. Successful at Being Kid Friendly. Donate ...
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Dinosaur of the Week: A Marvelous Little Lizard
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! A Marvelous Little Lizard. Photo by Ben Jacobson, Burpee Museum of Natural History. What a marvelous little lizard Thescelosaurus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monday at the Movies. Cryptozoology Keeps Plesiosaurus Alive. Successful at Being Kid Friendly. Taking Over the Ocean. Stints in the Ocean. Gilmore and A Small Dinosaur. Sleepy Lizard of Wonder. Holding up the Tree.
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Dinosaur of the Week: Sleepy Lizard of Wonder
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Sleepy Lizard of Wonder. Does not appear to have been extremely fast, however, and may have run in herds to offset its slower speeds. Alternatively, the small dinosaur may have run into the undergrowth and used obstacles to its advantage when avoiding predators. Many speculations like these can be made by observing the morphology of the available skeletons. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Skeletons of t...
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Dinosaur of the Week: Triassic Body Shapes
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Triassic body shapes are generally very similar for all of the earliest Dinosauriformes. There is, as usual, a very good reason for that which is based on fossil evidence that is available.The fossil evidence, which was described in 2010, shows us a very gracile early Dinosauriforme that looks similar to its contemporary animals and near descendants like Coelophysis. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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