Extinct Animal of the Week

©Paulo Marcio This image has been featured before here. It was featured back in March of 2012 in a discussion about Germanodactylus . Th...

Picture by Nils Knötschke Latin and Greek roots make for some rather fun to say dinosaur names and hierarchical categories. The macronar...

Compsognathus is a good little dinosaur. It has been an interesting dinosaur to discuss and research. I wish to keep things short today a...

© Shelley Kornatz ( Eykoart ) There are a lot of things that have not yet been discussed in terms of Compsognathus , though the papers ...

©Karola ( Caimryo ) Almost "turkey day" here in the US (strange how the colloquialism has become solely about a food that was ...

I am going to let the videos do the talking today. There is a puppet video as well as the I'm A Dinosaur version for Compsognathus. ...

© Emily Sheldon There are a variety of sites that offer some knowledge on Compsognathus in literature that is written for a younger aud...

© NRG (a good fellow from Argentina) Compsognathus , as a near relative of some of the earliest known feathered dinosaurs, may or may n...

I've seen this before, but I cannot make out the illustrator's name. "The compys didn't look dangerous at first sight. ...

There is little to discuss in terms of the popular culture impact of our small basal Ornithopoda friend Atlascopcosaurus this week. As su...

©Robinson Kunz Originally diagnosed as a middle of the group Hypsilophodontid, Atlascopcosaurus , has since been reassigned to the honor...

Atlascopcosaurus has not made a significant impact, overall, in the peer reviewed scientific publication world. It has, however, appeared in...

Atlascopcosaurus is not a vividly in motion Australian dinosaur. There are few resources that show Atlascopcosaurus in motion adequately b...

Atlascopcosaurus shows its face rarely if at all in terms of reliable internet sites. This is not much different from the types of things t...

©Karkemish (via Deviantart) Today I have decided that we will only have on illustration. There is a reason to such madness. The fragment...

The world owes a fairly big chunk of its knowledge of Australian dinosaurs to Tom and Patricia Rich (more correctly known as Patricia Vicker...

The story behind the long narrow snout of Alioramus remains quite unsolved and a little bit conjectural. The purpose of such a snout clearl...

Whenever an image says only "artist's rendition" I cringe a little for the artist and hope that someone knows someone that d...

There are quite a few studies of Alioramus out there to be read. There is a little for everyone in fact. There are studies on osteology of ...

A minute into the Dinosaur! ride at Disney's Animal Kingdom an Alioramus rears back and ingests what is supposed to be a Champsosaur...