I am a palaeontologist living and working in Alice Springs, in the red centre of Australia. I moved here with my wife and three kids from Johannesburg, South Africa. I used to focus my research on dinosaurs, and it is fair to say I am still a dino nut but these days I work on fossils from the NT, be they turtles, tassie tigers or anything else. In my spare time I like to watch birds, catch beetles, lizards and snakes and generally find out as much about the species around me as I can.
Andy Frazer’s Aquilops, and DinoCon 2026
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One of the highlights of DinoCon 2025 for me was getting to meet Andy
Frazer, who you may know from Dragons of Wales, Novosaurs, and his numerous
and mind-...
Sexual selection and the end of species recognition
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A new paper came out recently looking at the cranial ornamentation of
abelisaurids (Pereyra et al., 2026) and found support for the idea that
these had som...
New website and blog at manabusakamoto.uk
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I've started a new website and blog at: https://manabusakamoto.uk/
I'll post new content on this new site. Please do check it out and thank
you for anyon...
Change of address
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Just putting this here in case anyone is still subscribed. Due to issues
with hosting requirements, the Variety of Life website has changed its
address. ...
Best Wall Paint Colour Ireland
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Exterior Home Design: Living Rooms With Green PaintPaint Colors Ideas for
LivingInterior Green Color Painting Ideas For Painting Walls | Modern
...green wa...
A Fleshy Crest for Edmontosaurus
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Bell et al. report on a new Edmontosaurus fossil with soft-tissue
impressions around the skull and neck, including a structure they interpret
as a cockscom...
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...
1 comment:
Congrats matey, good to see more palaeontolgoists being produced! ;-)
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