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Posts treating: "Palaeontology Online"
Monday, 01 September 2014
It's a very good day for those interested in palaeoart - its history, trends over time, the current consensus on restoring certain animals, and where it might be going. Firstly, there's Mark Witton's article in Palaeontology Online, in addition to one on the 'new' Spinosaurus on his own blog. Secondly, Darren Naish's latest blog post is also a look at the changing appearance of dinosaurs in art (what, again?).Here at LITC, we like to think we do our bit in aiding public understanding of the [...]
Spinosaurus, big and small versions, poking about a stream in Cretaceous Morocco. Someone's about to ask if these chaps should have humps or sails - head to Palaeontology Online for my thoughts on this, and read on for why it doesn't resemble the (in?)famous National Geographic thumbnail.Corking news, all: I've got a new article out at Palaeontology Online on the accuracy of palaeoart, explaining how confident - or not - we can be about different aspects of extinct animal appearance. [...]
This link is to a new article at Palaeontology Online providing an overview of Triassic marine placodonts. Palaeontology Online is a website sponsored by the Palaeontological Association (who publish the journal Palaeontology) featuring regular articles written by subject experts on all aspects of
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