Darren Naish: Tetrapod Zoology

A little Christmas season/New Year’s present for all my regular readers. The second article ever posted to this blog discussed the fact (not...

I said the last post would likely be the last before 2007. I lied, as while checking my emails this morning, something came up that I just ...

Someone – I forget who it was – once described dinosaurs as ‘the most American animals that ever lived’. Well, with all due respect to North...

I really should stop talking to other people qualified in vertebrate palaeontology. It’s so bloody depressing. “I’m working on this”, “I’m...

Some say that the people involved in palaeontology are all a bit mad. Of course, I don't know whether this is true or not, but - on a co...

These are exciting times, if you’re into uber-nerdy zoological discoveries. At long long l a st, New Zealand ’s Miocene fossil mammals have ...

As mentioned in the agama post , I recently did a podcast interview, and it’s now available online. Strangely perhaps, it wasn’t done for a ...

So, life goes on. Overall, I feel that the s asquatch post – the most popular article yet posted to this blog (attracting c. 3000 hits on o...