A fascinating and academic deep-dive into how studies of extant
organisms and trends in living animal groups could be used to infer
colouration and patterning in extinct creatures (specifically here
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From ensuring the animals we may soon lose are well documented,
to attempting to document those that have already been lost. It
should be no surprise by now that I am a huge fan of the field of
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I just fell down a rather wonderful rabbit hole. My tale begins
with a book review, written by Ross Barnett, of Sabretooth
(Mauricio Anton). Apart from instantly causing me to add the book
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Ultimately, this is a book review, but it's a very good one that
helps dissect the topic of where palaeoart fits in with the wider
canon of art itself. It certainly gave me pause for thought on how
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Today I corrected somebody on the internet. Of course, the
correction was entirely warranted because it touched on any area of
very specific specialist knowledge of which I inexplicably know
enough …
Well it's been a long week of other distractions rather than
writing, but I have built up several things to link out
to, so I guess a round of links from the web is in …
Lucas the spider has been doing the rounds of the internet this
week and I fully understand why. I'm not the world's biggest fan of
spiders but I'm also far from arachnophobic, even finding certain
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Weirdly, yet another piece of spider-based animation dropped
this week which captured the hearts of the internet, though this
time less Tumblr and more Reddit. The first trailer for Sony's new
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I'm a big fan of projects looking to archive information of
endangered species, particularly quality images, biomechanics and
video, so that if conservation efforts fail future generations
still at …
A series of articles addressing the argument that there are
simply too many damned dinosaurs in some assemblages.
Darren has put together 8 separate pieces dissecting each of
the most …