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.

Thursday, April 28, 2011

Maxillary fenestra - a preview

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Last time I described my in progress paper.  While one of the downsides to preparing something for publication is that I have to keep the re...
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Tuesday, April 26, 2011

First publication submitted, second in progress

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And it's been a while again.  Why, you ask?  One reason is two weeks ago, I finally got my first paper submitted with David Marjanovic a...
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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Eodromaeus thoughts

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I just added Eodromaeus to the Database and noted a few things. - PVSJ 563 was listed as a paratype, but this is a typo (Sereno, pers. com...
Monday, March 28, 2011

Halfway back to theropods with sauropodomorph Eoraptor

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When Eodromaeus was described, much was said about the analysis placing Eoraptor in Sauropodomorpha.  What nobody did was elaborate on why M...
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Saturday, March 26, 2011

The Sauropodomorph Database is online!

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Go check it out , in its bare bones form.  As for me, I'm getting some sleep...
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Monday, March 21, 2011

The Sauropodomorph Database Approacheth- "Yibinosaurus" and "Sugiyamasaurus"

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The Sauropodomorph Database is almost ready to debut, but first here's a couple more entries to illustrate why I'm making the websit...
Saturday, March 19, 2011

Sauropodomorph phylogenetic analyses - The list

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The first step to starting your own analysis is compiling the data from past analyses.  Here's all of the quantitative cladistic sauropo...
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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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