[dinosaur] New Jersey theropods + plesiosaur necks + Kapes + more

Ben Creisler

bcreisler@gmail.com

Some recent items:

New Jersey Fossils Shed Light on Theropod Dinosaurs of Eastern United States

http://www.sci-news.com/paleontology/new-jersey-fossils-theropod-dinosaurs-06357.html

Walking in the footsteps of dinosaurs on the Isle of Skye

http://www.eartharchives.org/articles/walking-in-the-footsteps-of-dinosaurs/

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New transitional fossils from China show how alvarezsaurian dinosaurs evolved monodactyl hand

http://english.ivpp.cas.cn/rh/rp/201808/t20180823_196458.html

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The French newspaper Le Monde recently had a set of articles on the Angeac-Charente dinosaur dig. However, the full texts require a subscription. Although I typically avoid online stories that require a subscription to access, here are short preview links with illustrations:

La Charente dâil y a 140 millions dâannÃes Ãtait une rÃserve de dinosaures

[Charente was a dinosaur wildlife park 140 million years ago...]

https://www.lemonde.fr/long-format/article/2018/08/27/la-charente-reserve-de-dinosaures_5346674_5345421.html

LâÃnigme dâune mort en masse Ã Angeac-Charente

[Puzzle of a mass-death of the 49 ornithomimosaurs...]

(a group of juveniles killed together by some event and then scavenged...)

https://www.lemonde.fr/paleontologie/article/2018/08/27/l-enigme-d-une-mort-en-masse-a-angeac-charente_5346673_1650762.html

Angeac-Charente : un site riche en indices

[A site rich in clues about an ecosystem...]

https://www.lemonde.fr/paleontologie/article/2018/08/27/angeac-charente-un-site-riche-en-indices_5346672_1650762.html

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Sauropods (in Italian)