I have always wanted to meet Adam Savageand, thanks to my work, I did! His show, Tested, https://www.tested.com/watch came by our American Museum of Natural History studio right before the […]
Yes! Now it can be told! The amazing Lusognathus was just published. It has these bizarre splayed, but strong-looking teeth. I almost wonder if it was basically a flying clam […]
Thank you so much to Doctor Kershenbaum for his helpful reply! For my part I certainly agree that competition would have a major impact on the morphology of alien life […]
As I mentioned in the last post, in his new book, The Zoologist’s Guide To The Galaxy, Arik Kershenbaum makes a well -organized and stepwise case for the hypothesis that, […]
I am reading a great new book by Dr. Arik Kershenbaum, a Zoologist at Cambridge University. His career is in top-quality scientific investigation of animal communication. But this new book […]
I recently did a little more work on bennettites. This is my own version of Wielandiella angustifolia, based on the magnificent recent papers by Christian Pott and his co-authors.
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forest just upland from a lakeshore, Yixian Formation, 123 million years ago. In the foreground trunks of Pityocladus and Elatocladus are fallen. Cladophlebis is the upright stem and foliage […]
100 years ago this month the American Museum of Natural History placed the Tyrannosaurus rex fossil, AMNH 5027, on public display. This week an exquisite new specimen of T. rex has […]
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