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ICVM-10 Symposium on Reptile Skeletal Biology
Interested in the latest research on reptile development, biomechanics and evolution? Come to our symposium at the International Congress of Vertebrate Morphology in Barcelona next Tuesday (July 9, 2013). If not, be sure to catch some of the other outstanding … Continue reading
Posted in academia, Research News
Tagged evolutionary developmental biology, ICVM-10, vertebrate morphology
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It’s a Veggie-raptor, Lex! Veggi-raptor!
A discussion by Henry Tsai Most dinosaur fans would agree that theropods are among the best characterized of dinosaurs. From agile speedsters like Velociraptor to lumbering powerhouses like Tyrannosaurus, these bipedal beasts appear to the public as ideal killing machines, … Continue reading
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Tagged carnivore, Casey Holliday, dinosaurs, dromaeosaur, Henry Tsai, herbivore, HollidayLab, lizards, maniraptor, omnivore, oviraptor, raptors, reptiles, research, science, theropods, tyrannosaurus, vegetarian, velociraptor
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Transactions of the Royal Sounds of SVP
Yes, the seats squeaked upon sitting on them at this year’s Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting. During talks, most people sought to avoid the chirping by gently sliding laterally onto the cushion. But at the banquet, every applause was followed … Continue reading
Inside Alligators-anatomy and public outreach
This past February 12, the Holliday Lab participated in a fairly substantial day of activities. First, strike that…First, to prepare for the 12th, Henry Tsai and I beat a blizzard home by 15min (really!-a drive of legend) with a truck … Continue reading
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My Day
When she was 1 or 2, my daughter would get a slip of paper from preschool called “My Day”. The teacher would document what kind of day she had, if she ate well, went to the potty etc. I wanted … Continue reading
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