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2011

Russia’s Far East, the Modern World’s Closest Ecological Match to Pleistocene Georgiaoriginal ↗
6 Jun 2011
Did the dhole (Cuon alpinus) range into southeastern North America during the Pleistocene?original ↗
1 Jun 2011
Mastodons and Wild Plum Thicketsoriginal ↗
30 May 2011
Megafauna game trails, then Indian Trails, now State Highwaysoriginal ↗
25 May 2011
My Expedition to Kettle Creek Battlefield, the Little Kettle Creek Fossil Site, and the Great Buffalo Lickoriginal ↗
21 May 2011
How Cold did What’s Now Georgia get during the Last Ice Age?original ↗
15 May 2011
Ocean Drilling Project 1059A Found a Treasure for Paleoecologistsoriginal ↗
9 May 2011
How Unusually Cool Ice Age Summers Probably Shaped Periodical Cicada (Magicicada) Evolutionoriginal ↗
3 May 2011
Strawberry Fields are Not Foreveroriginal ↗
27 Apr 2011
The Vanishing Chinkapin (Castania pumila)original ↗
20 Apr 2011
The Extinct Pleistocene Giant Tortoise (Hesperotestudo crassicutata) Must Have Been Able To Survive Light Frostsoriginal ↗
15 Apr 2011
William Bartram’s “Magnificent” Forestoriginal ↗
11 Apr 2011
The Congaree National Park, Home of the Giantsoriginal ↗
6 Apr 2011
Does a Species of Giant Ground Sloth still exist in the Amazon Rain Forest?original ↗
30 Mar 2011
The Natural Environments of Georgia by Charles Whartonoriginal ↗
23 Mar 2011
Little Kettle Creek–The only Pleistocene Fossil Site in the Piedmont Region of Southeastern North Americaoriginal ↗
17 Mar 2011
Pleistocene Bears of Southeastern North Americaoriginal ↗
10 Mar 2011
Pleistocene Survivors: The Amphibiansoriginal ↗
3 Mar 2011
CSI: Pleistocene Alaskaoriginal ↗
24 Feb 2011
Rabbits will Inherit the Earthoriginal ↗
16 Feb 2011
Cretaceous Non-Dinosaur Fossils Found in Georgia and Alabamaoriginal ↗
11 Feb 2011
Cretaceous Dinosaur Fossils Discovered in Georgia and Alabamaoriginal ↗
4 Feb 2011
Seals and Walruses off Southeastern North America’s Pleistocene Coastoriginal ↗
28 Jan 2011
Tamias aristus, the Extinct Kicked-up Version of the Eastern Chipmunkoriginal ↗
20 Jan 2011
Errors in Georgia Before People: Land of the saber-tooths, mastodons, vampire bats, and other strange creaturesoriginal ↗
14 Jan 2011
Temporal Correlations between Lake Agassiz, the Okefenokee Swamp, and Ancient Flood Mythsoriginal ↗
6 Jan 2011

2010

When Icebergs Drifted off the Coast of South Carolinaoriginal ↗
29 Dec 2010
Top Ten Pleistocene Animals I would bring back to the Present, if I couldoriginal ↗
23 Dec 2010
Global Warming Caused Extinctions/Extirpations of Bird Species in Florida throughout the Pliocene and Pleistoceneoriginal ↗
17 Dec 2010
If I Could Live In the Pleistocene (Part Three)–The Turkey Traporiginal ↗
10 Dec 2010
The Geological and Ecological History of the Okefenokee Swamp (part three)original ↗
3 Dec 2010
The Geological and Ecological History of the Okefenokee Swamp (part two)original ↗
25 Nov 2010
The Geological and Ecological History of the Okefenokee Swamp (Part One)original ↗
19 Nov 2010
The Invasion of the Little Lobstersoriginal ↗
12 Nov 2010
How Widespread were Open Pine Savannahs During the Pleistocene?original ↗
4 Nov 2010
The Paisley Cave Pre-Clovis Siteoriginal ↗
29 Oct 2010
Did the Rocky Mountain Locust Infest Southeastern North America During the Pleistocene?original ↗
22 Oct 2010
Shit-eating Sharks and Fish of the Cretaceousoriginal ↗
15 Oct 2010
Why did Fanged Cats have Long Forelimbs and Sloping Backs?original ↗
8 Oct 2010
The Paw Paw, a Favored Fruit of the Mastodonoriginal ↗
1 Oct 2010
Wild Cranberry Bogs–A Relic Ice Age Landscape of the Upper Southoriginal ↗
24 Sept 2010
If I could live during the Pleistocene (part two)original ↗
17 Sept 2010
If I could live during the Pleistocene (Part one)original ↗
9 Sept 2010
What was the Deer-Hunting like in Pleistocene Georgia?original ↗
3 Sept 2010
Pleistocene Passenger Pigeon Populationsoriginal ↗
27 Aug 2010
Georgia’s Pleistocene Horsesoriginal ↗
20 Aug 2010
Atlatl Adventures Part 1original ↗
13 Aug 2010
Parallel Unconformities in Florida and South Carolina Fossil Sitesoriginal ↗
9 Aug 2010
Carolina Parakeets, the now extinct Pliocene relicoriginal ↗
2 Aug 2010
Panthera atrox! What Kind of Cat was it?original ↗
28 Jul 2010
Foxglove: Another Pleistocene Survivororiginal ↗
23 Jul 2010
Pleistocene Georgia’s Javelinasoriginal ↗
17 Jul 2010
Cougars vs. Jaguarsoriginal ↗
8 Jul 2010
Pleistocene Survivors–The Corvidsoriginal ↗
2 Jul 2010
Gatlinburg, Tennessee–A Tale of a Tourist Trap Nightmareoriginal ↗
20 Jun 2010
Were there Three Species of Bovid Roaming Southeastern North America during the Late Pleistocene?original ↗
11 Jun 2010
My Backyard is a Mastodon Smorgasbordoriginal ↗
4 Jun 2010
The Edisto Beach Fossil Siteoriginal ↗
25 May 2010
Fossiling in Florida by Mark Renzoriginal ↗
20 May 2010
+2% Concentration of Dung Fungus Spores=Significant Megafauna Populationsoriginal ↗
13 May 2010
The Big Bone Lick Fossil Site in Kentuckyoriginal ↗
7 May 2010
The Magnolia Phosphate Mine, A Fossil Site Near Charleston, South Carolinaoriginal ↗
29 Apr 2010
The Disjunct Range of the Burrowing Owl (Athena cunicularia)original ↗
25 Apr 2010
Rock Boring Marine Invertebrates Can Make Holes in Fossilsoriginal ↗
22 Apr 2010
Georgia Before People: Land of the Saber-tooths, Mastodons, Vampire Bats, and Other Strange Creaturesoriginal ↗
20 Apr 2010
Masters of Landscape Engineeringoriginal ↗
15 Apr 2010
The Real Dragon of the Pleistocene–Megalania!original ↗
31 Mar 2010
What was the fishing like during the Pleistocene?original ↗
23 Mar 2010
Appalachian Balds–Relic landscapes of the Ice Ageoriginal ↗
12 Mar 2010
Pleistocene Eaglesoriginal ↗
9 Mar 2010
Pleistocene survivors–Oaksoriginal ↗
8 Mar 2010
Hello world!original ↗
8 Mar 2010
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