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2015

Whatever happened to “Pelorosaurus” becklesii?original ↗
1 Jun 2015
Have we reached Peak Megajournal?original ↗
29 May 2015
Green and Gold: the possible futures of Open Accessoriginal ↗
26 May 2015
The Felch Quarry brachiosaur skulloriginal ↗
23 May 2015
Public access to results of NSF-funded researchoriginal ↗
19 May 2015
Two short observations on AAAS and open accessoriginal ↗
18 May 2015
Two important new palaeobiological hypotheses regarding diplodocidsoriginal ↗
14 May 2015
The scale model of the AMNH apatosaurine skeleton, AMNH 460original ↗
13 May 2015
A followup on Elsevier’s defence of scholarly copyrightoriginal ↗
11 May 2015
What should we tell people about the AMNH apatosaurine?original ↗
9 May 2015
Copyright from the lens of realityoriginal ↗
7 May 2015
The Medical Journal of Australia vs Elsevieroriginal ↗
6 May 2015
Live-blog: the Future of Scholarly Scientific Communication: Part 2, day 2original ↗
6 May 2015
Live-blog: the Future of Scholarly Scientific Communication, part 2original ↗
5 May 2015
My name is Giraffatitan, king of kingsoriginal ↗
30 Apr 2015
Richard Poynder on the need for transparency in publishingoriginal ↗
28 Apr 2015
Roadside dinos of Yermo, Californiaoriginal ↗
27 Apr 2015
What are we going to call PLOS ONE-style peer-review?original ↗
24 Apr 2015
Why Mike is interested in Royal Society Open Science, and why Matt isn’toriginal ↗
24 Apr 2015
Measure the thing you’re interested inoriginal ↗
23 Apr 2015
Live-blog: the Future of Scholarly Scientific Communicationoriginal ↗
20 Apr 2015
Tutorial 4b: Saurischian vertebral laminae and fossae redux, by Adam Marshoriginal ↗
17 Apr 2015
How conveniently can you package your results?original ↗
13 Apr 2015
Welcome back, Brontosaurus! And other first thoughts on Tschopp et al. (2015)original ↗
7 Apr 2015
Heaven protect us from a “UK National Licence”original ↗
1 Apr 2015
Pay Scientific Reports extra to bypass peer-review altogetheroriginal ↗
1 Apr 2015
“PeerJ can’t possibly last because the numbers don’t add up.”original ↗
27 Mar 2015
Baby box turtles, and the ghost of editors pastoriginal ↗
22 Mar 2015
You can predict how rabbits run by looking at their skulls (using this one weird trick!)original ↗
17 Mar 2015
Zallinger’s “Age of Reptiles” mural at the Yale Peabody Museumoriginal ↗
13 Mar 2015
Here comes VAMP, a new open-access journal of vertebrate palaeontologyoriginal ↗
10 Mar 2015
Help us assemble all of the museum abbreviationsoriginal ↗
6 Mar 2015
How big was ‘Huanghetitan’ ruyangensis? I mean, really?original ↗
3 Mar 2015
Tutorial 29, Appendix B: good, bad, and ugly titles of Matt’s papersoriginal ↗
26 Feb 2015
Dinosaur National Monument quarry maporiginal ↗
25 Feb 2015
Defensive use of the tail in monitors – and also sauropods?original ↗
22 Feb 2015
A permanent home for the SVP’s Aetogate documentsoriginal ↗
17 Feb 2015
The Titanic was sunk by an Apatosaurus cervicaloriginal ↗
13 Feb 2015
The planned vandalism of the Natural History Museum: a modest proposaloriginal ↗
10 Feb 2015
Can it be? Even more non-dinosaurian epipophyses? Yes, and this time they’re non-ornithodiran!original ↗
8 Feb 2015
What’s that you say? No epipophyses in titanosaurs? Oh really?original ↗
6 Feb 2015
The equivocal epipophyses of Cf. Quetzalcoatlusoriginal ↗
5 Feb 2015
Further exciting developments in the field of non-sauropod epipophysesoriginal ↗
4 Feb 2015
Epipophyses, the forgotten apophyses: not just for sauropods!original ↗
2 Feb 2015
The epipophyses of Qijianglong and other sauropodsoriginal ↗
2 Feb 2015
The “finger-like” parapostzygapophyseal processes of Qijianglongoriginal ↗
29 Jan 2015
Sideshow Apatosaurus sans backgroundoriginal ↗
23 Jan 2015
What have you done with Aquilops!?original ↗
16 Jan 2015
Our thoughts on Elsevier’s newly announced, as-yet-untitled, PLOS ONE cloneoriginal ↗
9 Jan 2015

2014

Aquilops wants to playoriginal ↗
28 Dec 2014
My neck-cartilage angle paper is out!original ↗
23 Dec 2014
My early Christmas present: a dead corn snakeoriginal ↗
18 Dec 2014
My new paper on Haplocanthosaurus is outoriginal ↗
16 Dec 2014
Why I feel horrible about Nature‘s article-sharing initiativeoriginal ↗
15 Dec 2014
Aquilops in today’s LA Timesoriginal ↗
13 Dec 2014
How bigsmall was Aquilops?original ↗
12 Dec 2014
Reconstructing the skull of Aquilopsoriginal ↗
11 Dec 2014
Please welcome Aquilops americanusoriginal ↗
10 Dec 2014
On ReadCube, and Nature‘s give-awayoriginal ↗
9 Dec 2014
Why no PDF of the Smith and Benson Rhomaleosaurus monograph? An open letter to the Palaeontographical Societyoriginal ↗
4 Dec 2014
Crocomodiles vs. Allimogatorsoriginal ↗
1 Dec 2014
Open-access megajournals reduce the peer-review burdenoriginal ↗
27 Nov 2014
Is publishing “just a button”?original ↗
22 Nov 2014
The most important essay on scholarly publication this weekoriginal ↗
21 Nov 2014
The freakily consistent colour palette of Wedel and Taylor (2013) on caudal pneumaticityoriginal ↗
20 Nov 2014
Crocodiles vs. elephantsoriginal ↗
18 Nov 2014
Have De Gruyters enclosed previously open-access Bepress journals?original ↗
16 Nov 2014
How did the horrible Yale “Brontosaurus” skull come to be?original ↗
14 Nov 2014
We need clear policy on tweeting from academic conferencesoriginal ↗
10 Nov 2014
Is my new sauropod-neck cartilage paper “published”?original ↗
6 Nov 2014
Sauropods’ neutral neck postures were really weirdoriginal ↗
5 Nov 2014
Necks Lie: the complete storyoriginal ↗
3 Nov 2014
CC-By documents cannot be re-enclosed if their publisher is acquiredoriginal ↗
29 Oct 2014
Publishers, where is the added value?original ↗
28 Oct 2014
Interview with Open Access Nigeriaoriginal ↗
22 Oct 2014
Tutorial 29, Appendix A: good, bad and ugly titles of Mike’s papersoriginal ↗
21 Oct 2014
Tutorial 29: how to choose a title for your paperoriginal ↗
20 Oct 2014
tiny brontosaurusesoriginal ↗
17 Oct 2014
Here’s that wallaby-skull multiview you orderedoriginal ↗
15 Oct 2014
Here’s that sheep-skull multiview you orderedoriginal ↗
5 Oct 2014
I am now a “famous palaeontologist” … thanks to my antlersoriginal ↗
1 Oct 2014
Things to Make and Do, Part 14: sheep skulloriginal ↗
30 Sept 2014
Does anyone want a project? How can we understand sauropod neck cartilage better?original ↗
27 Sept 2014
Tutorial 28: how to remember the branches of the internal iliac arteryoriginal ↗
23 Sept 2014
Wheelbarrow handles for vertebrae? The cervical rib bundles of Sauroposeidon and other sauropodsoriginal ↗
22 Sept 2014
Move over, All Yesterdays: It’s time for #MikeTaylorAwesomeDinoArt!original ↗
19 Sept 2014
The CC By licence does not let people distort and misrepresent your workoriginal ↗
18 Sept 2014
Gender balance at SVPCAoriginal ↗
17 Sept 2014
Guest post: the genesis of Davide Bonadonna’s Spinosaurus paintingoriginal ↗
16 Sept 2014
Spinosaurus fishiness, part noriginal ↗
15 Sept 2014
How long was the torso of Dreadnoughtus?original ↗
15 Sept 2014
How massive was Dreadnoughtus?original ↗
11 Sept 2014
Give a talk that holds attention!original ↗
9 Sept 2014
Please welcome Rukwatitan (over on Mark Witton’s blog)original ↗
9 Sept 2014
Brief thoughts on Dreadnoughtusoriginal ↗
5 Sept 2014
Come on, AAAS. You can do better than this.original ↗
2 Sept 2014
Thinking about spinal cordsoriginal ↗
28 Aug 2014
SO closeoriginal ↗
21 Aug 2014
Open Letter to the AAAS about Science Advancesoriginal ↗
15 Aug 2014
The bizarre caudal neural spines of Tambatitanis amicitiaeoriginal ↗
13 Aug 2014
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