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Showing posts with label Dromaeosaur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dromaeosaur. Show all posts
Sunday, 9 January 2011

Arboreal Raptors did not look like this:

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The Primeval version of an arboreal Dromaeosaur is very far from the truth (to our knowledge anyway), but the fact that similar animals did ...
Wednesday, 1 September 2010

Balaur bondoc; a new Dromaeosaur from the late cretaceous of Romania!

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Above; My own pencil reconstruction of Balaur bondoc. Balaur bondoc; what a nice surprise when I connect up to the world wide web at 2 o...
Sunday, 2 May 2010

Were Deinonychosaurians and Avialians descended from an aboreal, sickle toed, four winged ancestor?

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Above; Pedopenna is a typical example of a primitive Parave. It has four "wings", with long feathers on the hind and forelimbs. Un...
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I am an A level student in the dissapointingly unfossiliferous county of Cornwall. I have an interest in palaeontology and zoology; and hope that this blog will help to inform people and promote discussion(comments welcome)on this subject area. I previousley blogged on Jurassic Albatross; this blog contains some old stuff which I dont aggree with any more; you are welcome to have a look.
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