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How big were the biggest sauropod trackmakers?
UPDATE December 3, 2009 I screwed up, seriously. Tony Thulborn writes in a comment below to correct several gross errors I made in the original post. He’s right on every count. I have no defense… more →
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week
How big were the biggest sauropod trackmakers?
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Matt Wedel wrote 2 months ago: UPDATE December 3, 2009 I screwed up, seriously. Tony Thulborn writes in a comment below to correct … more →
Electronic publishing is inevitable and even the ICZN is beginning to accept it
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Mike Taylor wrote 2 months ago: After a completely barren 2008, this year is turning out to be a good one for me in terms of publica … more →
"Brachiosaurus" brancai is not Brachiosaurus
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Mike Taylor wrote 3 months ago: Today sees the publication of the new Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, and with it my paper on th … more →
New thunder from Down Under!
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Matt Wedel wrote 5 months ago: Big news today: Australia’s dinosaur fauna just got a little less depauperate. Hocknull et al. … more →
Sauropods of 2008: Tastavinsaurus
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eotyrannus wrote 7 months ago: Welcome to another episode of the ground-breaking and wonderful Sauropods of 2008 series. Yay! As I’ … more →
Sauropods of 2008: Malarguesaurus
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eotyrannus wrote 8 months ago: Here’s another article in my ‘sauropods of 2008’ series. Previous entries have looked at Eomamenchis … more →
Sorting out Cetiosaurus nomenclature
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Mike Taylor wrote 8 months ago: Today saw the publication of the most startlingly dull paper I’ve ever been involved in (Upchu … more →
Cetiosaurus, Pelorosaurus, Streptospondylus or maybe Iguanodon(?!) in bizarre Fused Chevrons scandal!
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Mike Taylor wrote 9 months ago: We have sometimes neglected tails on SV-POW!, in favour of the more obviously charismatic charms of … more →
A new paper, and a pneumatic hiatus at last
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Matt Wedel wrote 10 months ago: I had a new paper come out today. Unofficial supplementary info here, PDF here. I would have had all … more →
Ahead by a tail
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Matt Wedel wrote 10 months ago: You’d think that in 100+ posts we’d be starting to exhaust the territory, but there are … more →
Sauropods of 2008: Dongyangosaurus
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eotyrannus wrote 11 months ago: So, 2008 has come and gone. Was it a good year for sauropods? In terms of new taxa, it wasn’t amazin … more →
The Aerosteon saga, Part 2: Overinflation and undercitation
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Matt Wedel wrote 1 year ago: In the last post I introduced Aerosteon, which has been touted as providing the first solid evidence … more →
The Aerosteon saga, Part 1: Introduction and background
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Matt Wedel wrote 1 year ago: Pneumatic dorsal vertebrae of Aerosteon (Sereno et al. 2008:fig 7) Big news this week: Sereno et al. … more →
Another diplodocine tail
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eotyrannus wrote 1 year ago: We’ve done diplodocine caudal vertebrae before but, what the hell, you can never have too many … more →
SV-POW! on tour: Oxford University Museum of Natural History
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Mike Taylor wrote 1 year ago: It’s very rare that all three of us SV-POW!ers get together: in fact, until Tuesday this week, … more →
Gilmore's adventures with diplodocine caudals
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eotyrannus wrote 1 year ago: One of our great palaeontological heroes (well, one of mine anyway) is Charles Whitney Gilmore (1874 … more →
Wing-like transverse processes, pneumatic caudals and all that...
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eotyrannus wrote 1 year ago: Just to break the stranglehold that titanosauriforms clearly have on SV-POW! (kidding), every now an … more →
Supersaurus -- a diplodocid that lives up to its name
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Mike Taylor wrote 1 year ago: Long-time SV-POW! readers will have detected a brachiosaurid bias in our writings, and this is for a … more →
Your coccyx is contemptible
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Mike Taylor wrote 1 year ago: Those of you who have been paying attention to my recent posts will have pretty much known this was … more →
