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Flattering!

November 24, 2019by jbrougham Leave a comment

The good people at Scienceline have put up a very flattering profile on me. https://scienceline.org/2019/11/building-the-most-accurate-dinosaur/

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Dinosaur Art II: Titan Books

October 22, 2018by jbrougham Leave a comment
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Pterosaurs at the AMNH

March 31, 2014by jbrougham 2 Comments

Some recent press coverage of our Pterosaurs show. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/04/01/science/behind-the-scenes-at-pterosaurs-flight-in-the-age-of-dinosaurs.html?_r=0 http://podcasts.nytimes.com/podcasts/2014/04/01/science/01scitimes-podcast/20140401-scitimes-podcast.mp3

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Life in the Jurassic Thicket.

September 29, 2013by jbrougham 2 Comments

In the Middle Jurassic Tiaojishan Formation of China paleontologists have found the oldest known paravians: the animals that gave rise to birds. There is no reason to think that the […]

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Deinonychus antirrhopus skeletal reconstruction

August 6, 2013by jbrougham 6 Comments

    The new header on my blog’s first page is a skeletal reconstruction of Deinonychus that I did on a commission a few years back. I studied the osteology […]

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Memoriam: Dr. Larry Martin

March 31, 2013by jbrougham 6 Comments

Dr. Larry Martin I would like to offer this brief essay about Larry Martin. He passed away on March 9th after a long and productive career as a Paleontologist, Professor, […]

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What does “Soft Dinosaurs” mean?

August 2, 2012by jbrougham 1 Comment

The title is a triple entendre. 1) Dinosaurs turn out to be soft, rather than rough, because they were covered with fluffy filaments or feathers 2) I am particularly interested […]

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Feathered Dinosaurs

July 10, 2012by jbrougham 2 Comments

In the last few years scientists have described scores of dinosaur fossils covered in feathers. Some are tiny animals, and their skeletons are mixtures of bird and non – bird […]

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In trying to understand extinct animals I have become more and more interested in the organisms and ecosystems of the world today.

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  • Some information about the new Pterosaurs show at the AMNH. Even a couple of quotes fom me! Some information about the new Pterosaurs show at the AMNH. Even a couple of quotes fom me!
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