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Author Archives: luisvrey
Spinosaurus Revisited Part 2. Spinosaur hysteria!
There is a veritable flood of commentary and new restorations of Spinosaurus on the internet. Most of the commentary is based on false assumptions that feverishly support this or that “Ideal” image of this poorly known, biggest of all theropods. … Continue reading
Posted in Spinosaurs, Uncategorized
Tagged Anusuya Chinsamy-Turan, Cristiano Dal Sasso, Héctor Munive, Ibrahim et al, Spinosaurus
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Even more interesting NEW Mexican Dinosaurs.
Mexico’s Palaeontology is hard work… at all levels! The numerous but very fragmentary material has palaeontologists squabbling and scratching their heads as to what the myriad of fragments are. This time I have selected two new remarkable new discoveries: Claudia Serrano … Continue reading
Posted in Mexican Prehistory, Uncategorized
Tagged Angel Ramírez, Deinocheirus, ornithomimid, Ornithomimosauria, Paraxenisaurus, Tyrannosaurus
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Spinosaurus revisited.
Yes, this is the moment we have all been waiting for… the newest, most formal restoration of Spinosaurus, modified so it now includes the tail… and it has surprised many, but not me. The tail definitively depicts Spinosaurus as an … Continue reading
The Waikato Museum in New Zealand hosts Dinosaur rEvolution!
Things are definitively looking up for Dinosaur rEvolution, Secrets Of Survival. The efforts of Peter Norton and Gondwana Studios are now more evident than ever in this new outing at the Waikato Museum in Hamilton, New Zealand. Always trying to … Continue reading
Pterosaur squid eating? I did it first…
Well it is not very often that I post anything about pterosaurs,,, but since a recent paper by Hoffmann et al. (2020) documented the remarkable discovery of a Plesioteuthis squid with a Rhamphorhynchus tooth embedded in its tissues reminded me … Continue reading
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Tagged Dactyls, Hoffman et al, Pterodactylus, pterosaur, Random House, Rhamphorhynchus, Robert Bakker
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Strange tales of the road… Dinosaurs and me at Havana, Cuba 1958. A scrapbook.
It really is a long time and shows how back my interests and fascination with dinosaurs go! Just found these pictures on my first visit to a dino-park ever… Bellomonte, Playa de Guanabo (in the outskirts of Havana, Cuba. These … Continue reading
Starting 2020 at a strong pace. DINOSAUR PATHOLOGIES.
…27 of them and to the last detail! Following an initiative from Ruben Molina-Pérez, responsible for the “Records and Curiosities of the Dinosaurs”, two of the greatest Mexican Palaeontologists, Angel Ramírez and Ricardo Servín Pichardo, that supported and backed me … Continue reading
Mark Witton’s review of Extreme Dinosaurs, The Projects.
Thank you Mark Witton… this review really does the book justice. High Praise from high places at the level of Paleontology… and still managing to positively dissect my work like a good fellow palaeontologist, artist… and nerd… aren’t we all? https://markwitton-com.blogspot.com/2019/11/book-review-luis-v-reys-dinosaurs.html?showComment=1575072531090#c2670421361318886343 … Continue reading
EXTREME DINOSAURS! Pt 2.The Projects is finally available!
Took a while and even a Kickstarter campaign that couldn’t quite make it… but I decided that the Projects needed to be available both in hardback and Paperback. Self-published and somehow in control of what I wanted to convey, this … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaur rEvolution, Dinosaurs Take Flight, Extreme Dinosaurs Pt.2 The Projects, Gondwana Studios, Hatching The Past, Mexican Prehistory, Museum Displays, Silver Plume Exhibitions, The Art of Archaeopteryx, Uncategorized
Tagged Angel Ramírez, John Hutchinson, Mexican Dinosaurs, Monterrey, Paleoart, Peter Norton, René Hernández Rivera, Ricardo Servín
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TetZoo.Con 2019… a throwback to better times looking into the future.
As far as biology-oriented meetings in England this TetZoo one has finally proven that this is the kind of gathering place for anyone interested in all things Paleo. Well organised, the atmosphere was simply extraordinary, for old times sake! We … Continue reading
Posted in TetZoo.Con, Uncategorized
Tagged Anchiornis, Darren Naish, John Conway, London, Rebecca Groom, TetZoo
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