We talked about this incredible new lagerstatten in the latest #FossilFiles podcast. You can listen to Rob's take on it here youtube.com/@palaeo_sans... or wherever you get your podcasts @thefossilfiles.bsky.social

It's a new #FossilFiles episode! This time we talk about recovery from everyone's favorite mass extinction, the end-Permian! And we focus on the super-cool Grippia bone bed described in Science by @aubronectes.bsky.social.Tune in now wherever you get your podcasts
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@fossilrob.bsky.social a #FossilFiles on this would be cool! @thefossilfiles.bsky.social

The Fossil Files: 20. Back-breaking and baby making, the disturbing bedroom habits of hadrosaurs Having large body sizes conferred all sorts of advantages on dinosaurs, but it potentially made breeding a bit complicated. This week we take a look at some weird pathologies in fossil hadrosaurs (duc...

In this week's #FossilFiles podcast, @fossilrob.bsky.social and I talk DINOSAUR SEX and giggle childishly. Listen here: fossils.libsyn.com/20-back-brea... or wherever you get your podcasts

The Fossil Files: 19. Dinosaurs were doing fine (before the asteroid), with Steve Brusatte. part 2 Part 2: Around 66 million years ago an enormous asteroid barrelled into the earth and wiped out  ichthyosaurs, pterosaurs, and dinosaurs*. Debate has raged back and forth as to whether the dinosa...

On this cold cold January morning, warm your cockles by listening to the second part of our chat with the one-and-only @stevebrusatte.bsky.social here: fossils.libsyn.com/19-dinosaurs... or wherever you get your podcasts #FossilFiles @thefossilfiles.bsky.social

The Fossil Files: Nanotyrannus and vertebrate origins: day 1 at the society of vertebrate paleontology The Fossils Files are on Tour! Susie and Rob are in Birmingham for the massive Society of Vertebrate Paleontology conference which has made a rare trip to Europe. We will be meeting and chatting with ...

Rob is recording #FossilFiles episodes at #2025SVP! Listen to his thoughts and some of the superstars of the conference on libsyn or wherever you get your podcasts! @thefossilfiles.bsky.social fossils.libsyn.com/nanotyrannus...

A new head banging dinosaur Podcast Episode · The Fossil Files · 11/03/2025 · 37m

@fossilrob.bsky.social to @tweetisaurus.bsky.social at the begining of this new #FossilFiles episode, "I want to thank the people at The Well-read Naturalist..."

Daft old me, listening to the episode: "Hmm... I've heard of that website..." 🤔

"Oh wait - that's me!" 😃

You're most welcome. 😊

The Fossil Files: A new head banging dinosaur A newly discovered fossil from the Cretaceous of Mongolia tells us an interesting story about the purported head butting behaviour of dinosaurs. Pachycephalosaurs are famous for their thick domed heads but it has been disputed how or when this evolved. The beautifully preserved Zavacephale rinpoche has a well preserved skull and dome but also loads of details of the body and tail as well. What is suprising is that this individual is much smaller, and occurs much earlier, than other pachycephalosaurs. We take a look at this new fossil and what this means for interpreting the evolution of dinosaur behaviour.  This week's paper is "A domed pachycephalosaur from the early Cretaceous of Mongolia" by Tsogtbaatar Chinzorig and colleagues from Mongolia and North Carolina, published in Nature in September 2025. Wide screen palaeoart by Masaya Hattori.

#Fossil Fans! A new #FossilFiles pod just dropped! It's on that super cool and exciting recent dinosaur paper in Nature!! .... Nooo... not that one... Zavacephale of course! Check out mine and @fossilrob.bsky.social's take wherever you get your podcasts: fossils.libsyn.com/a-new-head-b...

It's a new #FossilFiles podcast! Rob and I discuss CORDYCEPS and ZOMBIE ANTS. This episode is so distressing I'd blanked that we'd recorded it from my memory... youtube.com/shorts/V5HYl... Available now wherever you get your podcasts!

Have a listen to our Editor-in-Chief Prof. Susie Maidment's podcast- This episode she talking about how her team found, excavated and studied the amazingly weird and spikey #Spicomellus specimen! 🦴

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