It's kind of been an annoying month for those of us who don't think science exists to serve our personal preferences as to what pre...

And so, finally, to the hall of Ornithischian dinosaurs (as a reminder, Baron et al. 2017 isn't to be mentioned). In spite of the tenden...

Illustrator, designer, and herpetologist Gabriel Ugueto's prolific output never ceases to stun me - a feeling Natee also shares, as the...

The Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs team have been real globe trekkers lately. Marc visited New York , Asher got to see Iceland, and for the...

Since the AMNH has so much more to offer than Sexy Rexy and the Indeterminate Apatosaurine Formerly Known as Brontosaurus , let's once a...

For someone from a tiny island in the Old World, the United States can't half seem like an intimidating place. There's the sheer vas...

On account of my globe-trekking this month, I finished up the round-up earlier than usual. So if cool stuff happened in the last 10 days of...

“Dinosaurs have intentionally been left out of this book to give some attention to less popular – but still fascinating – creatures that onc...

Once again, Charles Leon has sent me a real peach. Dinosaurs (part of the National Geographic Society's Books for Young Explorers serie...

Not the roller coaster that March was, but April's been another nifty month in matters paleontological, and that's no foolin'! ...