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llewelly

@clive

I searched for "Stegosaurus" and got _Osteology of the Armored Dinosauria_ by Charles Whitney Gilmore , 1914

A link to the internet archive copy, bc reasons:
archive.org/details/osteologyo

I think this volume is still referenced by paleontologists working on stegosaurs today; see for example the description of Miragaia

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/

and search for Gilmore

#dinosaurs
#stegosaurs
#fossils
#armoredDinosaurs
#fossilFriday

Internet ArchiveOsteology of the armored Dinosauria in the United States National Museum, with special reference to the genus Stegosaurus : Gilmore, Charles W. (Charles Whitney), 1874-1945 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveIncludes bibliographical references (p. 127-130)
michael

8-Jul-2025
Deep dive into the ‘mighty bite’ of mysterious ancient #fish

Predatory fish that evolved into the first terrestrial animals on Earth are still revealing insights into the origins of mammals – including new research into the eating habits of lobe-finned fish which inhabited an ancient reef in northern Australia.

eurekalert.org/news-releases/1

EurekAlert!Deep dive into the ‘mighty bite’ of mysterious ancient fishPredatory fish that evolved into the first terrestrial animals on Earth are still revealing insights into the origins of mammals – including new research into the eating habits of lobe-finned fish which inhabited an ancient reef in northern Australia. In new research in iScience journal, an international study led by Flinders University reveals new insights into the lives of 380-million-year-old lungfish after a high-tech examination of ‘remarkable’ well-preserved jawbones found in the remote Gogo fossil field in northern Western Australia.
#science#evolution#fossils
Bob Nicholls Art

A teaser for our book, THE SECRET LIVES OF DINOSAURS, written by Dr Dean Lomax, illustrated in colour by me, & published by Columbia University Press.

Each chapter helps to reveal a unique narrative of the grand cycle of life, based on extraordinary evidence of behaviours written in the rocks.

Out September 2025. Pre-order now!

#Art#Painting#PaleoArt
Soh Kam Yung

"Pos Malaysia Berhad has launched the Fossil Discoveries in Malaysia stamp collection, commemorating the nation’s remarkable paleontological heritage and key scientific milestones that have shaped public understanding of prehistoric life."

theborneopost.com/2025/06/26/p

Borneo Post Online · Pos Malaysia unveils fossil-themed stamps celebrating Malaysia’s prehistoric heritage | Borneo Post OnlineKUCHING (June 26): Pos Malaysia Berhad has launched the Fossil Discoveries in Malaysia stamp collection, commemorating the nation’s remarkable paleontological heritage and key scientific milestones that have shaped public understanding of prehistoric life. In a statement today, the national postal and parcel service provider said fossils serve as invaluable records of Earth’s prehistoric past, offeringRead More
#Malaysia#Stamps#FirstDayCovers
Aethelflaed

#fossils #technology #geology #science

Fossils found in Japan have revealed that squids evolved 50 million years earlier than previously thought. It is hard to learn about cephalopods as they have soft bodies which don't fossilise very well. But using grinding tomography more has been learned, including the fact that they dominated the ancient seas.
cosmosmagazine.com/history/pal

fossils in rock
Cosmos · Fossils from Japan reveal squids evolved and dominated in dinosaur age seasA new technique for studying fossils revealed squids evolved more than 50 million years earlier than previously thought and dominated ancient seas.
llewelly

"All good ships have appropriate names. Our ship was christened Diplodocus, with a picture of the beast painted on the side for our talisman - also as a lure for dinosaurs under the ground."

So wrote Barnum Brown in 1935, opening an article about using an airplane to survey the western USA for fossils.

I have mixed feelings about these old articles from the history of paleontology, but here it is:
archive.org/details/naturalhis

#dinosaurs
#sauropodSaturday
#sauropods
#fossils

Internet ArchiveNatural History : American Museum of Natural History : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet ArchiveThe magazine of the American Museum of Natural History, -v. 111, no. 7 (Sept. 2002)
Global Museum

The blood-curdling #Permian monsters that ruled the Earth before #dinosaurs.

The Permian, an obscure era of geological history where the planet was ruled by giant, bone-chilling beasts that ran with a characteristic waddle and sometimes snacked on sharks. During this living nightmare, there were occasionally more carnivores around than there were prey for them to eat on land.

bbc.com/future/article/2025062 #globalmuseum #fossils

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