How do paleontologists, or biologists generally, classify groups? This is a topic that generates a significant amount of research and debate in our field, and one worth discussing.
Classification and Turtles
August 05, 2011 · No Comments
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Sturdy Turtles and K/T Extinction
July 20, 2011 · No Comments
Mass extinctions capture the imaginations of layperson and scientist alike. The most famous mass extinction is the most recent - the K/T extinction.
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Horns, Antlers, Ossicones, Oh My!
July 14, 2011 · 1 Comment
The question of the origin of traits that are unique to a group of animals (or taxon) is often a topic of study for paleontologists, and biologists in general.
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The Power of CT Scanning
July 08, 2011 · 3 Comments
Any technology that would allow us to peer inside skulls without damaging them would be a godsend. Luckily we have that technology - CT scanning.
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Welcome!!!
July 03, 2011 · 2 Comments
Hello and Welcome to SVP's newest effort to get the word out about new discoveries in vertebrate paleontology!
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