Dinosaurs

Intratendinous ossification in dinosaurs (including birds) is a wide spread phenomenon that has implications for physiology, posture, biomechanics, behavior, and systematics. Four separate studies were undertaken to elucidate ossified tendon biology in extinct dinosaurs and bird…

Although the Cretaceous continental tetrapod record of Gondwanan landmasses remains inadequately characterized, recent paleontological efforts have begun to improve this situation. This dissertation describes several new dinosaurian and crocodyliform discoveries from Late Cretac…

In its descent from cabinets of curiosities to museums, the exhibition of knowledge is shifted from inclusiveness to specialization. This evolution from the general to the specific is well-preserved in London’s Albertopolis. Where the ultimate cabinet - the Crystal Palace - once…