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Hunger Strike

Temple of the Dog was the biggest crossover event
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Multiproxy analysis of the extinct moa genus Euryapteryx reveals new phylogenetic structure and disparity with morphometrics Abstract. The species diversity in the family Emeidae of the extinct New Zealand moa (Aves: Dinornithiformes) remains problematic and unresolved because so

Multiproxy analysis of the extinct moa genus Euryapteryx reveals new phylogenetic structure and disparity with morphometrics academic.oup.com/biolinnean/a...

The ecology of Archaeopteryx - Discover Ecology Discover Ecology - As the oldest known dinosaur to use aerodynamic surfaces comprised of asymmetrical feathers for flight, Archaeopteryx undoubtedly occupied a unique ecological niche unlike that...

The ecology of Archaeopteryx. Discov. Ecol. 2, 12 (2026). doi.org/10.1007/s443...

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In memoriam: Hans-Dieter Sues (1956–2026) Published in Historical Biology: An International Journal of Paleobiology (Ahead of Print, 2026)

My obituary of the highly accomplished and brilliant Professor Hans-Dieter Sues (1956-2026) is now online, let me know if you want a pdf... www.tandfonline.com/eprint/NICGG...

OMFG. I am channeling my inner Mulder.

Benthic foraminiferal assemblages across the K/Pg transition in northern Patagonia, Argentina: palaeoenvironmental constraints Upper Maastrichtian to Danian benthic foraminiferal assemblages of the Jagüel Formation in the eastern sector of the Neuquén Basin, Argentina, were investigated. These assemblages record the first At....

Benthic foraminiferal assemblages across the K/Pg transition in northern Patagonia, Argentina: palaeoenvironmental constraints
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Gracias, amigo. Una caricia al alma en medio de esta tempestad 💚

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It's happening 😍#IrritatorBelongstoBR

My first magazine as editor. I'm beyond happy.

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It was a lot of fun to talk cosmology and Star Trek with @miquai.bsky.social for this podcast episode!

Astronauts’ brains don’t fully adapt to life in microgravity, new study finds New research shows astronauts tend to grip objects in microgravity as if they felt as heavy as or heavier than they would on Earth, a finding that could help future space exploration

Astronauts’ brains don’t fully adapt to life in microgravity, new study finds www.scientificamerican.com/article/astr...

An ornithomimosaur from the Campanian Cedar District Formation (Nanaimo Group) of Denman Island, British Columbia, Canada

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Paul Barrett will be hosting a technical talk at #DinoConUK 2026 about Zimbabwe’s dinosaur heritage and new fieldwork that has yielded surprising results.

Paul is Head of Fossil Vertebrates & Palaeoanthropology at the Natural History Museum, London. He has published nearly 250 scientific papers.

Embrace tradition

Nueva entrega de la serie "#Dinosaurios del #rock", en la que @charliecharmer.bsky.social recopila bandas y canciones con referencias dinosaurianas. Hoy, "#Dinosaur #Blues":

▶️ koprolitos.blogspot.com/2026/04/dino...
#dinosaurs #music

#MolluscMonday Rare example of an Ordovician orthocone nautiloid with a fractured shell. Photographed in the stone floor of the King’s Gallery at Hampton Court Palace last week.

New large pterosaur tracks from Korea and their implications on terrestrial behavior - Scientific Reports Pterosaurs were important components of Mesozoic ecosystems, occupying diverse ecological niches from the Late Triassic to the end of the Cretaceous. Among them, neoazhdarchians have been hypothesized...

New large pterosaur tracks from Korea and their implications on terrestrial behavior. Sci Rep 16, 12363 (2026). doi.org/10.1038/s415...

Patagonia yields 155-million-year-old long-necked dinosaur with links to two famous lineages A German–Argentine team of paleontologists led by SNSB dinosaur expert Oliver Rauhut has discovered a new long-necked dinosaur, Bicharracosaurus dionidei, from the Upper Jurassic period in Argentina, ...

Patagonia yields 155-million-year-old long-necked dinosaur with links to two famous lineages
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Amen

Inclusivity without intersectionality is a joke. The only minority that does not need a platform, is the rich.

Facts

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Hemiplasy helps explain high rates of apparent morphological convergence in neoavian birds Somogyi et al. show that incomplete lineage sorting of morphology helps explain apparent extensive convergent evolution in Neoaves. The clade’s rapid early diversification increased the hemiplasy risk...

Hemiplasy helps explain high rates of apparent morphological convergence in neoavian birds: Current Biology www.cell.com/current-biol...

"So that I have 6 weeks more to enjoy geologizing over these curious mountains"
Charles Darwin in a letter dated to April 18, 1835, over his field-trip in the Chilean Andes ⛰️
Darwin's field drawings and later published profile in "Geological Observations on South America" (1846)

"..but they're mostly from Pulp Fiction"

Two halves of the same ammonite. After sawing, unfortunately the interior detail was lacking.

Some nacreous material remains, but much of it has been worn away from this specimen - which is why we decided to risk sawing it.

The advantage of having exterior detail absent is that you can clearly see the complex suture marks imprinted on the interior.

It's #fossilfriday, and since my wife Anne is crazy about ammonites, I have many to choose from for photography purposes. Here is a heavily-weathered Acanthoceras (Upper Cretaceous) collected from a streambed in Grand Prairie, TX. 10 cm. dia.

#cephalopod #fossil #ammonite #northtexas #paleontology

This is the way.