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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.
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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: No Toys Here
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Has been drawn and even made into a small plastic toy. The small plastic toy actually appears to be much more hadrosaur-like than Thescelosaurus. Like, however, we have all seen much less accurate toys over the years here. There are casts of the toe claws. Does not show up in many books only about itself. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Monday at the Movies. Stints in the Ocean.
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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: Facts Everywhere
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Dinosaur of the Week. Learn about a new prehistoric animal every week with us. It will be a blast! Aside from the misinterpreted facts about a hypothetical fossilized heart, there are a lot of facts out on the internet about the somewhat unheard of Thescelosaurus. Has a good information on their dedicated page as does the New Zealand hosted site Science Kids. About also has a very well thought out site with good information on their page. They usually do have good fact pages. View my complete profile.
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Mesozoic Vertebrates Blog: Coniophis, the origin of snakes, and long ghost lineages
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Tales from an ancient world. Welcome to the blog of the Mesozoic vertebrates research group of the. Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie. Thursday, 26 July 2012. Coniophis, the origin of snakes, and long ghost lineages. Skull reconstruction of Coniophis and a modern snake (modified from Longrich et al. 2012, and Pough et al. 2004). Nick Longrich and colleagues have now published. New material of the latest Cretaceous snake Coniophis. However, one other aspect of the new paper I find s...
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Mesozoic Vertebrates Blog: Bellubrunnus and what we do and don't know about Jurassic pterosaurs
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Tales from an ancient world. Welcome to the blog of the Mesozoic vertebrates research group of the. Bayerische Staatssammlung für Paläontologie und Geologie. Friday, 6 July 2012. Bellubrunnus and what we do and don't know about Jurassic pterosaurs. First described by Collini in 1784, and still kept in our collections here in Munich -but, together with the famous Santana beds of Brazil and the Yixian Formation of China, they have yielded one of the most diverse pterosaur faunas in the world. Well, apart f...
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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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palaeochris | Ancient Anglers
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A dive into the world of fossil and extant fish. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. About the ancient anglers. Gone Fishin’ in the Jurassic. January 31, 2013. Is it really the end of January? Where does the time go? It is high time I updated you on the Ancient Anglers’ antics. We’ve been fishing, sort of. Figure 1. Chapman’s Pool from the cliff top. Http:/ www.southampton.ac.uk/ imw/Kimmeridge-Bay.htm. Figure 2 looking East along the beach. Since fossils were first discovered in the 19th...
