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Navaornis and the roots of avian brain evolution

Letters from Gondwana [2024-11-15 22:36:25]   recommend this post  (1147 visits)

Birds are exceptionally intelligent, rivalling mammals in relative brain size and behavioural complexity. They evolved from a lineage of theropods more than 150 million years ago. Enantiornithes were the most diverse group of Mesozoic birds. The [...]

Student Spotlight: Bridging Environmental Justice with Sustainable Energy

State of the Planet [2024-11-12 19:59:27]   recommend this post  (938 visits)

MPA-ESP student Jada Johnson believes in the power of policy to drive meaningful and sustainable solutions for historically underserved

Tutorial 45: how to decide whether to do a higher degree in palaeontology

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2024-11-11 10:52:18]   recommend this post  (646 visits)

Nearly a year ago, I got an email from Liam Shen, who was interested in getting seriously involved in palaeontology. He asked for advice on doing a Ph.D part time, and I realised what what I had to say in reply might be of broader interest. Here’s [...]

Move over, All Yesterdays: It’s time for #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt, redux!

Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week [2024-11-14 09:01:30]   recommend this post  (431 visits)

Back in 2013, John Conway was doing some paintings and Darren Naish was drawing lots of animals for a book. I chipped in to help with their artwork and some back and forth ensued. All this happened on Twitter, and I wrote it up in an SV-POW! post [...]

Investigating geological structures and their outcrops using sponge rolls

Earth Learning Idea [2024-11-11 16:21:00]   recommend this post  (401 visits)

Continuing our theme of folding structures, today's ELI is 'Swiss roll surgery; investigating geological structures and their outcrops using sponge rolls'.This activity can be used in any science or geography lesson when folded and faulted [...]

Algora y el origen de las últimas faunas de dinosaurios europeas

Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [2024-11-11 10:34:00]   recommend this post  (396 visits)

Vista aérea del yacimiento paleontológico de Algora (Guadalajara), durante su excavación El Mesozoico es un relativamente largo lapso temporal, que comenzó hace algo más de 250 millones de años, concluyendo con la bien conocida extinción [...]

The Invisible Raptor (2023)

Koprolitos [2024-11-12 09:59:00]   recommend this post  (371 visits)

¿Te gusta el cine de dinosaurios? Si eres habitual de este blog, la respuesta es afirmativa casi con total seguridad. ¿Te gusta el cine de dinosaurios... sin dinosaurios? Ahí ya es algo más difícil responder, ¿verdad? Pues justamente eso es [...]

Gyronchus macropterus Fish Fossil

Louisville Area Fossils [2024-11-12 17:30:00]   recommend this post  (349 visits)

This picture is of a Gyronchus macropterus puffer toothfish fossil. It existed during the late Jurassic period. The fossil was found in Eichstätt, Germany. Fossil was on display at the Natural History Museum Vienna (Naturhistorisches Museum [...]

Fire in the hills, fire in the world

Oakland Geology [2024-11-11 17:01:27]   recommend this post  (323 visits)

We had another fire in the high hills the other day. I was standing on Grizzly Peak Boulevard at the time, seven miles north, and saw the smoke plume start to rise. My heart sank, not just dreading the destruction that might come, not just knowing [...]

Emiliasaura alessandrii, un nuevo dinosaurio iguanodontio del Cretácico Inferior de Patagonia

Dinosaurios (el cuaderno de Godzillín) [2024-11-13 10:58:00]   recommend this post  (318 visits)

A mediados del pasado mes de octubre, se publicó en la revista científica Cretaceous Research la descripción de un nuevo taxón de dinosaurio ornitópodo del Cretácico Inferior de la Cuenca Neuquina. La nueva especie, denominada Emiliasaura [...]