I am an Australian palaeontologist living in Johannesburg, South Africa. I am one of the lucky few who were able to turn their childhood passion into a career - so now I get paid to dig up and study dinosaurs. Oh, I also have to teach, but that's ok.
More Tyrrell Tyrannosaurs
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As you might have already guessed, the Tyrrell is not short of tyrannosaurs
and this blog is going to be heaving with them by the end. I mean, this is
the ...
Riroriro
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*The grey warbler or riroriro *Gerygone igata*, photographed by Peter Bray.*
The eighteen recognised species of the genus *Gerygone* are an assemblage
of ...
Still Alive! I Promise!
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So I'm still not dead. But I am posting far less often, as you can probably
notice. The good news first, though: I am "stable" in terms of health. I'm
stil...
Tetrapod Zoology has moved
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You are currently at the old, defunct version of Tet Zoo. To see new stuff
(from July 2011 to pr...
Studio Traumador... going ONLINE!
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well i've been plugging away at this video stuff for the past month, and it
is all starting to come together.
you'll have to wait till the end of the wee...
This Blog Has Moved
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Laelaps is back up and running at my author website, http://brianswitek.com.
Go there for new posts and updates on where this blog will ultimately
settle...
A new look for Typothorax
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Over the past year or so, I’ve been involved with reconstructing the
aetosaur Typothorax coccinarum, based on two articulated skeletons found in
eastern Ne...
Given the great popularity of Darren Naish's guessing games and my complete immersion in paper writing right now, I'm going to do likewise. So here is a field photo from my archives. The specimen is now prepared. What do you think the fossil is?
2 comments:
Its small and solid (as in no temporal fenestra visible) so I'll go with an exotic guess. A Cynodont skull...
Looks like a piece of a skull.
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