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It’s a Veggie-raptor, Lex! Veggi-raptor!

Posted on May 30, 2013 by Ally McEntire

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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Transactions of the Royal Sounds of SVP

Posted on October 22, 2012 by Casey

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 →

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Travels to Rockefeller State Refuge

Posted on July 11, 2012 by Casey

Rockefeller State Refuge is an expansive area of the western end of Louisiana’s swampy coast which prides itself as being one of the key DNR sites to aid in the rescue of American Alligators when they were endangered several decades … Continue reading →

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Cartilage Fusion in Gator Chins

Posted on July 2, 2012 by Casey

Summer in the Holliday Lab is getting exciting. A busy Spring has resulted in a couple new projects coming out later in the Fall (more later) but we’re deep in new directions in the lab including our first stint into … Continue reading →

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