The Theropod Database Blog

Here's a place where I can post my thoughts on new papers, provide updates on my projects, and post info that will eventually be on my website The Theropod Database - https://theropoddatabase.github.io/ . It will center on theropods, but may delve into other topics as well such as phylogenetics.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Ischigualasto herrerasaurid thoughts

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The current consensus is that there are three herrerasaurids in the Ischigualasto Formation of Argentina- Herrerasaurus (including Ischisaur...
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Thursday, October 21, 2010

Tanystrosuchus- history and relationships

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Everyone's talking about Sanjuansaurus , but the interesting Triassic maybe-theropod is surely Tanystrosuchus posthumus .  Generally pas...
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Thursday, October 14, 2010

Goniopoda, Harpagosauria and Carnosauriformes - Theropoda alternatives

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Theropoda is a term entrenched in the literature for carnivorous dinosaurs, but it's had competition over the years.  Today we'll re...
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"The Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs" - The Ornithischians

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Finishing up the review series is this post on ornithischians.  As with sauropodomorphs, these aren't my speciality, so I don't have...
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Friday, October 8, 2010

"The Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs" - The Sauropodomorphs

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Part 3 of the review series, I should preface this by saying that sauropodomorphs aren't my speciality.  I don't follow the literatu...
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Thursday, October 7, 2010

"The Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs - The Theropods

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Having reviewed Paul's new book in the last post, this one will examine the good, bad and just plain interesting things it has to say ab...
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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

"The Princeton Field Guide to Dinosaurs" - The Review

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One of the perks to working at a bookstore is being able to borrow books, and today I checked out Gregory S. Paul's newest work.  My com...
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Mickey Mortimer
Seattle, WA, United States
I'm an amateur paleontologist with a BS in Earth and Space Sciences from the University of Washington. My scientific interests center around theropods and phylogenetics.
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