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Prairie Woody Encroachment, Fire Ecology, and Implications for Regional Hydrology 

Images of modern prairie burns near Council Bluffs, Kansas have been captured by venerable National Geographic photojournalist Jim Richardson. These fires aimed at maintaining prairie grassland ecology carry on a Native American practice that goes back centuries. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln hosts an online archive of The Journals of the Lewis and Clark Expedition in which George Clark, who probably never won a spelling bee, recorded this remarkable river scene … The post Prairie Woody [...]

My Theory On The Range Of Deinosuchus (Second Edition) 

Hello Dinosaur Home, This is a sort of “second edition” of a previous blog post, describing my thoughts on where Deinosuchus lived, based on observations of the geography of the time and the locations of its fossils. In my last blog post on this topic, I made a range map for Deinosuchus as a genus. In