Some recent items:
(I can't find a formal description for this plesiosaur yet...)
Replica of most complete plesiosaur skeleton from the Southern Hemisphere (found in 2009 near El Calafate in Argentina) presented to public; it is apparently a new taxon, with a preserved curved tail that would have had a fin in life, also with notably larger front flippers; original fossils are under study at Museo de Ciencias Naturales Bernardino Rivadavia but will be sent to the Museo Padre Molina in the original discovery province in 2019 (in Spanish)Â
Click on photos to see reconstruction with tail fin...
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Audio interviews
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More on ichthyosaur fossil with blubber...
Like Whales and Dolphins, Prehistoric âFish Lizardsâ Kept Warm With Blubber
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Moby Dichthyosaur (in Italian)
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Medullary bone found in Cretaceous birds
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Jianianhualong specimen feathers studied with M6 JETSTREAMXRF fluorescence spectrometer (in Chinese)Â
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Presentations about sauropod vertebrae are up at the 1st Palaeo Virtual Congress
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Interview with Paleontologist: Nathan Van Vranken
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Giant pterosaur Quetzalcoatlus 'flies' into University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
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Can you find dinosaurs in Ireland?
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Hunting for dinosaur bones in the digital age (more on using drones in Mongolia)
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When Sharks Swam the Great Plains
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