Tuesday, 29 October 2013

Azhdarchid pterosaurs: 'terrestrial stalkers' or pelican-esque 'scoop-feeders'?

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This week saw the pre-publication of a new paper by myself and Darren Naish on one of our favourite topics, azhdarchid pterosaur* feeding ...
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Monday, 14 October 2013

Marine reptiles behaving badly: freshwater(ish) Wealden plesiosaurs

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Mother and calf Leptocleidus superstes , a freshwater leptocleidid plesiosaur, explore a swampy river inlet in Lower Cretaeceous Sus...
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Wednesday, 2 October 2013

What neck-biting Tyrannosaurus sex tells us about speculation in palaeoart

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Head and neck biting sexual behaviour in  Tyrannosaurus rex .   A novel, brutal and undeniably speculative reconstruction for tyrannosaurs...
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Thursday, 26 September 2013

The solution to everything: under the (Jurassic) sea, part 2

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In the last post , I mentioned that I was currently working on a Oxford Clay Formation and ichthyosaur display for the University of Por...
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Saturday, 14 September 2013

The solution to everything: under the (Jurassic) sea, part 1

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It's been very quiet around these parts of late as my August and September transformed into a minor tour around Western Europe for...
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Wednesday, 21 August 2013

9 things you may not know about giant azhdarchid pterosaurs

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The 2015 version of the giraffe vs. azhdarchid vs. person image, now in it's fifth iteration (see the general history of these ima...
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