Extinct Animal of the Week

Not surprisingly, with a lack of general public awareness and the entire mystery surrounding Amphicoelias, there have not been any fantastic...

The mystery around Amphicoelias is elusive to children. Unfortunately they do not have the resources to join this debate unless they can rea...

©Charles R. Knight No matter how outdated a Charles Knight illustration, I still love them. When drawing Amphicoelias Knight borrowed fr...

Had this week's dinosaur been one of those at Jurassic Park, or the second island where, in The Lost World, dinosaurs were being capture...

First and foremost, be comprised of more bone! The lack of bone leads to doubts, by some, in the scientific community and that in turn leads...

The claw at lower right belongs to Dryptosaurus aquilunguis . The photo is courtesy of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel Universi...

I know most of us have much more to do today than read about dinosaurs; however, I want to share a few papers on Dryptosaurus that you can r...

First of all, Happy Holidays from me! Have a look at my holiday dinosaur: I draw cartoon-esque dinosaurs Second, allow me to share some...

Dryptosaurus has kind of flown under most radars the past 140-ish years. As such, only a handful of professionals and amateur paleo-enthusia...

Dryptosaurus, as we can see here, was not exactly a complete skeleton. We have, however, seen fewer bones used to identify a species, and...

©Charles R. Knight In 1866 New Jersey was about to have its first dinosaur mounted, in about two years, as the first skeleton to be moun...

Hadrosaurus is popular in that everyone knows what a "duck-billed dinosaur" is. It is not so much popular as Hadrosaurus as it is ...

Courtesy of Hidden NJ Given the internal debate we witnessed with yesterday's articles, it is fairly understandable how some paleont...

©Sergey Krasovskiy I asked if I could use this image earlier in the week without the background. He sent it to me like this with a backg...

I have two videos showing Hadrosaurus which we can look at and briefly discuss today. The first is of a remounted version of Hadrosaurus at ...

Hadrosaurus brings us back to two of our favored children friendly information sites for dinosaurs; KidsDinos and Science for Kids . It is ...

Courtesy State of New Jersey I think it is funny that Hadrosaurus, as are Hadrosaurs in general as a family, is thought of, maybe just b...

From one family to another. For this family we come back to American soil and we venture to a part of the country that is not generally know...

I think this week we have looked at Abelisaurus from a good many angles this week. I saved for today the video game snippets. There are not ...

Typically on Wednesday I go over some aspect of the skeleton that sticks out or something special about the people that discovered the fossi...