There’s a new titanosaur in town: Abdarainurus, described by Averianov and Lopatin. The holotype of Abdarainurus hails from the Alagteeg Formation of Mongolia, which was formerly considered to be the lower layers of the Djadochta Formation. It was collected wa…
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It is not concerned with - Strange creatures lurking in lakes in Scotland, Sweden, Canada or anywhere else. Because I am asked the question so frequently I have added a page explaining why the Loch Ness monster is not a plesiosaur. - Decomposing sharks or any …
This blog has an ironic name. It’s called “The Story of Size: Sizing Ocean Giants” and it’s filled with posts about size and marine organisms.… How big is a walrus? 1) So big that the strongest man in world would have trouble lifting him. Walrus can… My sophom…
Welcome to my home page. Here's a brief Biography: On weekdays (and some weekends) I am a researcher in the Department of Life Sciences at the Natural History Museum, (NHM) London. I grew up in Portsmouth, UK where some people know me as Frank, but I've had to…