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Tag Archives: Scott Hartman
Swerving across the path of controversy… Sinosauropteryx and Yi Qi.
While we know a lot about Sinosauropteryx, to ‘almost’ even the level of colouration, we don’t know enough about Yi qi, the famous bat-like feathered dinosaur… its remains are not well enough preserved to be certain of many details like the … Continue reading
Utahraptor’s Week changes everything…
Scott Hartman has blown everybody’s mind with his new skeletal restoration of the intriguing giant dromeosaur. I seized the opportunity to actually “finish” my “Archaeopteryx Family” mural touring with the recent show by Silver Plume Exhibitions’ “Dinosaurs Take Flight, The Art of Archaeopteryx” and that might be … Continue reading
Posted in Dinosaurs Take Flight, maniraptora, Museum Displays, Raptors, Silver Plume Exhibitions, The Art of Archaeopteryx, Uncategorized, Utahraptor, velociraptor
Tagged Archaeopteryx, Dakotaraptor, deinonychus, Dinosaurs Take Flight, dromeosaurs, Jim Kirkland, Scott Hartman, Silver Plume Exhibitions, Utahraptor, velociraptor
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A new take on Yehuecauhceratops.
The danger of having extremely fragmentary dinosaur remains like the ones found in Mexico is that they are bound to different interpretations… and if we are not careful we can end up in opposite directions when it is time to … Continue reading
Nanotyrannus… is it or is it not?
Nanotyrannus was considered as a different tyrannosaur species right from its discovery (especially by Robert Bakker). However, soon his status started to oscillate between different tyrannosaur and a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex. This has always been a source of hot debate. We have had … Continue reading
Yi. Things will never be the same again (and again)!
When I started to get serious about the Dinosaur Renaissance many years ago, I never dreamed that it will take me this far. If the speed of change of the image of the Dinosauria has been dazzling… what can I … Continue reading
What happens when Spinosaurus runs ashore…
The continuing Spinosaurus saga has reached its peak with Paul Sereno and National Geographic’s final, detailed description of the new version of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus. And things just couldn’t get weirder. Are we witnessing the first ever “cetacean-like” dinosaur? It has the bone … Continue reading
SVP at LA… a personal chronicle.
It was a double whammy returning to LA and SVP at the same time. It’s been a while since my last Society of Vertebrate Paleontology meeting …and even longer while since I last had visited Los Angeles… In ’76, it … Continue reading
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Tagged Alanna Magovern, Anusuya Chinsamy, Carmen Naranjo, Charlie Magoovern, Constance Van Beek, Darren Naish, Deinocheirus, Diana Pomeroy, Dinosaurs In The Round, Dinosaurs In Your Face, Dinosaurs: The Most Complete, Donna Braginetz, Florence Magovern, George Callison, Hatching The Past, Hirokazu Tokugawa, Jim Farlow, Jim Kirkland, La Brea Museum, Los Angeles County Museum, Marc Kaplowitz, Mauricio Anton, Mike Habib, Mike Keesey, Nic Regester, Octavio Mateus, Scott Hartman, Sharka Tulu, Stone Co, SVP Meeting LA 2013, The Big Golden Book of Dinosaurs, Thom Holtz, William Stout
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