The unfeathered bird has some very impressive artwork - here two pin-up rooks. I can look through the details for ages: the trachea and esophagus, the massive pectorals and the thigh musculature. Wow! Check out the site for duck tongues, ostrich feet and owl ears - there’s something for every fetish.
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DinoAstur. Blog sobre La Costa de los Dinosaurios [10:00:48]
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El último número de la revista Historical Biology (24/1, febrero 2012) publica la descripción de un nuevo género y especie de pterosaurio del Jurásico de China: Jianchangnathus robustus. Fotografía y [...]
The first Ceraurus I've ever found was from the Verulam formation and is pictured below. It's not complete but it is enrolled. You can see the stubs of one of the spines which extend from the Pygidium curving [...]
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs [05:32:00]
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A child's drawing of Chasmosaurus, shred on flicker by Kurt Best. Love the description: "Chasmosaurus was a rhinocerosish
The Microsoft Research film crew has packed up and moved out to get background city shots, after spending all day filming at AZGS. They are preparing a video showcasing how different scientific [...]
The activity at El Hierro Volcano has taken an interesting turn. The 2nd large vent to open up has created a strong jacuzzi area and emitted many smoking lava stones (SLS).Views on this morning's webcam [...]
Here's a bit of a mystery for a friday night...what do you make of this outcrop? I missed it's significance when I was there looking at it. What do you think it might be? We are in southern California, [...]
Signs of New Life as U.N. Searches for a Climate Accord, New York Times, Jan 24 The recently concluded meeting in Durban, South Africa, which established a new mandate for concluding a binding agreement of [...]
The 2012 Environmental Performance Index is a powerful tool for diagnosing trends not just across countries but over time, too. Consider what we can learn about overfishing, for