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Mammoths: The Misunderstood Giants
Let's hope we don't have another Archaeoraptor on our hands
The Earliest Bird: How A Toe Bone Can Change History
New fossil arthropod named after Johnny Depp
Should Evolution Be A Law Rather Than A Theory?
The Top 5 Most Irritating Terms In Evolution Reporting
T. Rex’s Tiny Arms – Just-So Stories And Just Wrong Stories
The Bones Of Richard III: A Win For Risky Research
Creationism at Giant's Causeway, courtesy of the National Trust
I think I've got it.
Why I'm Bored Of Talking To Creationists
Friday Fossil
Some recent cool papers
An Ode To Venus
Friday Fossil
Earliest Animal Fossils? Uhhh, No
Thoughts on the Superbowl and UK football
From Aaronson to Žerovnik: Scientists are lining up to boycott Elsevier
Just when you thought the Burgess Shale couldn't possibly yield yet another new fossil...
Palaeobarbie
Why Have There Been So Many Earthquakes Recently?
Science's Parasitic Overlords?
I have a new blog...
I have a new blog...
Archaeopteryx a bird again (I told you so!)

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