Ben Creisler
Some recent items:
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Arackar, new sauropod from Chile
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In Spanish:
In Spanish:
Press release
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Video: (in Spanish)
Video: (in Spanish)
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Astrodon, Beast of the Week
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Melbourne Museum Triceratops in Australia
'87 per cent of the bones accounted for, this is the most complete and â best preserved â Triceratops skeleton anywhere in the world.'
'87 per cent of the bones accounted for, this is the most complete and â best preserved â Triceratops skeleton anywhere in the world.'
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The Giant Stegosaur (tracks) from Australia
The Giant Stegosaur (tracks) from Australia
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Dinosaur tracks discovered in Argentina (in Spanish)
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In Czech:
Czech article about (not) submerging sauropods ("Why sauropod dinosaurs couldn't submerge"):Â
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When theropod dinosaurs were praised in Hindu temples:
When theropod dinosaurs were praised in Hindu temples:
Mosasaurus: Apex ocean predator of the dinosaur age
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Titanophoneus, titanic assassin (in Russian)
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Another update on the Crystal Palace Megalosaur! (Friends of the Crystal Palace Dinosaurs) (with video)
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Mark Witton, "The Crystal Palace Dinosaurs"
Popularizing Palaeontology Sessions (video)ÂÂ
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Videos:
Peter Makovicky 'Peering Through a Microscope at Gigantic Dinosaurs' (about 25 minutes in)
University of Minnesota College of Science and Engineering
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The Rise of Giants: Bony-toothed Birds from Antarctica [Paleo Talks EP43]
The Rise of Giants: Bony-toothed Birds from Antarctica [Paleo Talks EP43]
ETSU Natural History Museum & Gray Fossil Site
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(I posted this one yesterday but it apparently did not go through toÂthe DML in all cases. I'm posting it again in case it did not show up.)ÂÂ
Press Conference: New Scientific Evidence Indicates Tyrannosaurs Were Social Hunters
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM)
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Ilja Nieuwland, âCarl Hagenbeckâs Urzeitpark in Stellingen.â
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Exhibition Opening Weekend: Guide to Dinosaurs - Fact or Fiction
THEMUSEUMtv
THEMUSEUMtv
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S. Kenneth Donovan (2021)
Chirotherium is a beer.
Ichnos (advance online publication)
doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/10420940.2021.1914601
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10420940.2021.1914601
Chirotherium is a beer.
Ichnos (advance online publication)
doi: https://doi.org/10.1080/10420940.2021.1914601
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/10420940.2021.1914601
The Lymm Brewing Company, UK, produces a beer named after the Triassic trackway Chirotherium Kaup, an unusual distinction for a trace fossil. On the brewery website Chirotherium is referred to as a dinosaur, whereas it is likely the spoor of a pseudosuchian archosaur. Further, rather than illustrating a track or trackway, the beerâs label shows a restoration of the producing archosaur.