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Following on from my recent media-related posts I thought an appropriate AABQOTW would be this one: Just how accurate is the TV show Primeval? To see how a bunch of professional palaeontologists rank … more →
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David Hone wrote 6 months ago: Following on from my recent media-related posts I thought an appropriate AABQOTW would be this one: … more →
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David Hone wrote 6 months ago: Birds seem to be the blogger’s theme of chocie right now (provided you are not talking about b … more →
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David Hone wrote 6 months ago: I’m rather pleased with soem of the odd requests we get on Ask A Biologist from time to time, … more →
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David Hone wrote 7 months ago: Obviously this is a late one in two senses as not only have we been AABQOTW free for 2 weeks wile I … more →
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David Hone wrote 8 months ago: This week I want to deal with something more fundamental to research and science as a whole – … more →
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David Hone wrote 8 months ago: An odditiy of dinosaur research this week, but something that is important in terms of communication … more →
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David Hone wrote 8 months ago: Back to the dinosaurs for the first time in a while in an AABQOTW. Rather a frivolous one, but it … more →
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David Hone wrote 8 months ago: This time out that vexed question of opposable digits in theropod dinosaurs. At least some of you wi … more →
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David Hone wrote 9 months ago: Data for palaeontological research can come from a variety of unusual and unexpected places. Without … more →
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David Hone wrote 9 months ago: This is a fascinating question and one with a very limited answer. That’s no reflection on the … more →
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David Hone wrote 9 months ago: OK one from leftfield this week, and although the answers lead into predicatable territory (it … more →
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David Hone wrote 9 months ago: This is a rather odd one, but I like it as it shows off exactly why (I think) AAB as a whole works a … more →
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David Hone wrote 9 months ago: Continuing with the theme from last week, it’s another AABQOTW focusing on evolutionary theory … more →
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David Hone wrote 10 months ago: Obviously I have missed a few AABQOTWs of late with my illness and trip to Japan, so it’s good … more →
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David Hone wrote 11 months ago: This week the question is probably not of great interest to the average Musings visitor, but might b … more →
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David Hone wrote 11 months ago: Time to get beyond archosaurs a bit and move into evolutionary patterns and adaptation. Here we were … more →
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David Hone wrote 11 months ago: Since evrything seems to revolve around taxonomy this week, lets have a taxonomy related AABQOTW. Th … more →
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David Hone wrote 12 months ago: This time out we move onto extant archosaurs and the question of why would some birds lose the power … more →
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David Hone wrote 1 year ago: Another nice and obvious one that bears heavily on archosaurian evolution: Did birds start flying fr … more →
