Some recent items:
See page 228:
In German:
Rainer R. Schoch (2015)
9. Amphibien und Chroniosuchier des Lettenkeupers Â[Amphibians and chroniosuchians from the Lettenkeuper]
Palaeodiversity 2015 Special Issue: Der Lettenkeuper - ein Fenster in die Zeit vor den Dinosauriern: 203-230
http://www.palaeodiversity.org/pdf/08Suppl/09Palaeodiversity_SB_Schoch.pdf
Kirk Johnson talk about ancient Eocene Arctic, starts at Âabout 22:40
How to Discover Dinosaurs
Smithsonian paleontologist Hans Sues reveals some of his tips for finding and excavating a Mesozoic monster
Smithsonian paleontologist Hans Sues reveals some of his tips for finding and excavating a Mesozoic monster
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Updated Utah Dinosaurs chart
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Newly Discovered Japanese Duck-Billed Dinosaur Was a Cretaceous Beach Bum
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Colossosauria is a new group of Âgiant sauropods (in Spanish)
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Do dinosaurs live all around us? (in Czech)
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New species of dinosaur was hidden in museum (ABC magazine) (in Czech)Â
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Tyrannosaurus forever stamps first day ceremony last week
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Keresdrakon: Death-spirit dragons stalked the ancient deserts of Brazil
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University of Houston Downtown Prof. Documents New Discovery of Dinosaur Relative in Journal Article
Discovery of Kwanasaurus Featured in New Article
Discovery of Kwanasaurus Featured in New Article
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How did an ancient sea turtle end up under a dinosaur's foot?
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The origin of the vertebrate faunas of the Upper Cretaceous of Europe (in Spanish)
El origen de las faunas de vertebrados del CretÃcico Superior de Europa
El origen de las faunas de vertebrados del CretÃcico Superior de Europa
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Back to school: temnospondyl superlatives
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Just a note--the 1999 skeletal reconstruction of the giant Mastodonsaurus is a bit dated. The exact count of vertebrae is still not known, but according to recent research, the tail likely was bigger and helped propel Mastodonsaurus as an ambush predator.
Just a note--the 1999 skeletal reconstruction of the giant Mastodonsaurus is a bit dated. The exact count of vertebrae is still not known, but according to recent research, the tail likely was bigger and helped propel Mastodonsaurus as an ambush predator.
See page 228:
In German:
Rainer R. Schoch (2015)
9. Amphibien und Chroniosuchier des Lettenkeupers Â[Amphibians and chroniosuchians from the Lettenkeuper]
Palaeodiversity 2015 Special Issue: Der Lettenkeuper - ein Fenster in die Zeit vor den Dinosauriern: 203-230
http://www.palaeodiversity.org/pdf/08Suppl/09Palaeodiversity_SB_Schoch.pdf
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3rd International Conference of Continental Ichnology to be held on Sept. 23 to 29 at ÂMartin Luther UniversitÃt Halle-Wittenberg (in German)
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Also may be of interest:
Arctic Futures 2050 Conference: Day
archive for first day is 8 hours +
archive for first day is 8 hours +
Kirk Johnson talk about ancient Eocene Arctic, starts at Âabout 22:40
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Belemnoid cephalopod predatory behavior (in Russian)