Darren Naish: Tetrapod Zoology

It is done: Tetrapod Zoology is moving. Please go over to.... http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/ See you on the other side!

Remember I said that things were going to change? (go here , for example). Well, things are going to change. Please watch this space: it wil...

As discussed in the previous post , today ( January 21 2007 ) is Tetrapod Zoology’s first birthday. Hooray: more champagne, please. You’ll ...

On Saturday 21 st January 2006 – that is, one year ago – I decided, entirely on a whim, to start my own blog . I’d been reading various pe...

Coming soon: musings on a possible path to passerine parasitism. Also extinct plasma-quaffing microbats, and maybe pterosaurs (again). Updat...

Here’s a little known fact. Charles Robert Darwin (1809-1882), the most important biologist of all time, did not spend his entire life a...

In the previous post we looked at the obscure and poorly known mega-sauropod Amphicoelias fragillimus , described in 1878 on the basis of a...

Finally, it ’ s that post on gigantic mega-sauropods you ’ve all been oh-so-patiently waiting for. Note that I ’ ve decided to do a new thi...

[click for larger version. Diagram produced by Ken Carpenter] FULL POST TO COME LATER TODAY ( 9th Jan 2007 ) After years of suffering al...

In the previous post we looked anew at the controversial Kayan Mentarang animal: that reddish long-tailed Bornean mammal, photographed in 2...

If I were to produce a list of the 100 most exciting discoveries made in tetrapod zoology within the last few years (which I won’t), then up...

Oh, and just for those who still don't accept the idea that a Golden eagle can kill a wolf... Image again courtesy of Steve Bodio: for ...