Tyrannosauroidea central

Welcome to the blog that concerns all dinosaurs that are more closely related to (and including) Tyrannosaurus rex than to the English sparrow (Passer domesticus). This will be the place to read about tyrannosauroid osteology, ontogeny, and phylogeny, as well as updates on my tyrannosauroid research as it happens, my thoughts about new scientific discoveries on tyrannosauroids, and the occurrences of tyrannosauroids in pop culture.

Friday, July 19, 2013

Field notes I: 2013 - summer of Tyrannosaurus rex

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Right frontal in dorsal view of a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex (DDM-344.1) from the Hell Creek Formation of southeastern...
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Sunday, July 14, 2013

Q&A I: Teratophoneus curriei ontogeny

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  The skull of the type specimen of Teratophoneus curriei in left lateral view, modified from Carr et al. (2011). ...
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Osteology IV: Craniofacial skeleton in dorsal view

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  The bones of the craniofacial skeleton of Albertosaurus libratus seen in dorsal view, © Dino Pulerà. The bones of ...
Wednesday, July 10, 2013

Research as it happens II: MOR round-up

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Clockwise from left to right: the first draft of the monograph with marginalia, laptop with manuscript in progress, premaxillary teeth and...
Monday, July 8, 2013

Osteology III: Craniofacial bones in lateral view

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The bones seen when a tyrannosaurid skull is viewed from the side, © Dino Pulerà.The mesethmoid is not included (see text for e...
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Tuesday, July 2, 2013

Literature review I: Larson, 2013

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The single most contentious dinosaur specimen in recent history: the Cleveland Museum of Natural History's juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex ...
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Friday, June 28, 2013

Research as it happens I: Museum of the Rockies

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Museums at their best are living institutions that serve science in addition to public education. I took this photograph today in the Hall...
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