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Tag Archives: Book Review
All YOUR Yesterdays
Not that long ago, Memo Koseman, John Conway, and Darren Naish published a book titled “All Yesterdays,” a volume that encapsulated a philosophy of flexibility in reconstruction of ancient life, and a short perspective on the problems facing modern reconstruction … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Philosophy, Reconstruction
Tagged All Yesterdays, Book Review, Speculation
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On the Nature of Being a Pterosaur
Pterosaurs are one of those groups that attracts pure and unadulterated fascination, though not the kind that in children is bent to sabre-toothed tigers and roaring, rampaging dinosaurs. No, pterosaurs evoke a sense more of the subdued wonder, and intrigue, … Continue reading
Posted in Media, Paleontology, Science Reporting, Uncategorized
Tagged Book Review, Pterosaurs, Witton's Pterosauria
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Field Guide to the Dead
Most of you will have heard that the following book has been published, and that its author (one Gregory S. Paul) has managed to fill this work out which many of his lavish, rich, and beautiful illustrations. It should come … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Biology, Paleontology, Philosophy, Science Reporting, Taxonomy
Tagged Book Review
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Jaime A. Headden
The Bite Stuff 