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| | | | | 5. Brian Kraatz, 2004 In the spring of 2004, I was killing time over in Tony Barnosky's lab at Berekeley, talking to Brian Kraatz about something-mammals, probably. Brian told me that I should consider going to the International Congress of Zoology that was happening in Beijing that fall. He'd actually told me about it several... | |
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| | | | | This is a lovely cosmic alignment: right after the 15th anniversary of this blog, Mike and I have our 11th coauthored publication (not counting abstracts and preprints) out today. Taylor, Michael P., and Wedel, Mathew J. 2022. What do we mean by the directions "cranial" and "caudal" on a vertebra? Journal of Paleontological Techniques 25:1-24.... | |
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| | | | | In 1962, Richard Frank Kingham - a student at Woodward School Washington, D.C. - wrote a four-page paper, with three further pages of line drawings, about the Early Cretaceous sauropod Astrodon (Kingham 1962). It was published in the Proceedings of the Washington Junior Academy of Sciences (which to no-one's great surprise does not seem to... | |
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| | | Since the 1990s, more and more dinosaur fossils with evidence of feathers have burst onto the scene. But recent discoveries are only the latest salvo in a long | ||
