Guest Factoid: Massospondylus
Greetings. I am the Massospondylus. The mass is only in my name--I myself am lean and lithe, perfect for a muy macho dancer, no? But I do...
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Guest Factoid: Dryosaurus
Dem bones, dem bones, dem DRY-osaurus bones! John Michalski is a graduate from the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee with a bachelor's...
Paleontology Newsflash: Ulughbegsaurus uzbekistanensis
Well, Calvinosaurus it ain't. Dinosaur silhouettes modified from Freevector.com, used under Creative Commons September 15,...
Guest Factoid: Majungasaurus
John Michalski is a senior geology major at the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. He has been passionate about dinosaurs since he could...
Guest Factoid: Prosaurolophus
Image Credit: McGarrity, C. T., Campione N. E. , and Evans D. C. (2013) "Cranial anatomy and variation in Prosaurolophus maximus...
Paleontology Newsflash: Spectrovenator ragei
TAPS. We're here to help. With four new dinosaur species announced from South America this October, this might be the happiest Halloween...
Paleontology Newsflash: Paraxenisaurus normalensis and Stellasaurus ancellae
There's a starsaur waiting in the ground/ He'd like to come and meet us/ But he thinks he'd blow our minds. The great 2020 saurischian...
Chronoscope: What Is Paleoart?
It's a skeleton, yes, but is it art? Image by J. Cotton. Google a dinosaur, any dinosaur, and look through the pictures the search engine...
Paleontology Newsflash: Analong chuanjieensis and Kholumolumo ellenbergerorum
Do you prefer the clarity of Chuanjiesaurus, or the warmer sound of Analong? Analong is the skeleton on the right, in blue. 2020 has...
Paleontology 101: How to Recognize a Fossil
One of these things is not like the other. One of these things just isn't the same . . . . One of the more frequently asked questions at...
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