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The Doctor Responds!

April 1, 2021by jbrougham Leave a comment

Thank you so much to Doctor Kershenbaum for his helpful reply! For my part I certainly agree that competition would have a major impact on the morphology of alien life […]

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Bilateral Supremacy

April 1, 2021by jbrougham Leave a comment

As I mentioned in the last post, in his new book, The Zoologist’s Guide To The Galaxy, Arik Kershenbaum makes a well -organized and stepwise case for the hypothesis that, […]

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Alien Life: Convergence vs. Phylogenetic Signal

April 1, 2021by jbrougham Leave a comment

I am reading a great new book by Dr. Arik Kershenbaum, a Zoologist at Cambridge University. His career is in top-quality scientific investigation of animal communication. But this new book […]

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The Bennettite Wielandiella

January 27, 2020by jbrougham Leave a comment

I recently did a little more work on bennettites. This is my own version of Wielandiella angustifolia, based on the magnificent recent papers by Christian Pott and his co-authors.

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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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Jehol Hillside – work in progress

February 24, 2016by jbrougham Leave a comment

  forest just upland from a lakeshore, Yixian Formation, 123 million years ago. In the foreground trunks of Pityocladus and Elatocladus are fallen. Cladophlebis is the upright stem and foliage […]

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Tyrannosaurus rex

December 19, 2015by jbrougham Leave a comment

100 years ago this month the American Museum of Natural History placed the Tyrannosaurus rex fossil, AMNH 5027, on public display. This week an exquisite new specimen of T. rex has […]

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Bennettites – The Latest

October 11, 2015by jbrougham 1 Comment

The life appearance of bennettites has been extremely hard to reconstruct. Just a handful of fossils of bennettite stems are known to science. Even fewer have attached leaves or cones, […]

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Paleobotany

New Pencil Drawings

February 16, 2015by jbrougham 3 Comments

A forest just upland from a lakeshore, Yixian Formation, 123 million years ago. In the foreground trunks of Pityocladus and Elatocladus are fallen. Cladophlebis is the upright stem and foliage in […]

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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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