Happy Birthday Sir Richard Owen
Sir Richard Owen, English anatomist and palaeontologist was born this day in 1804. Born in Lancaster, in the northwest of England, he rose from relatively ... more »
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Saturday, July 19
One of our favourite Dinosaurs - Protoceratops
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sat 19 Jul 2008 22:05 BST
Protoceratops - A Favourite Dinosaur amongst Palaeontologists A few years ago whilst relaxing after a hard day's work on a fossil site in Alberta, Canada, the topic of conversation moved ... more » Sunday, July 13
Summer Holiday Activities - Baking with Dinosaurs
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sun 13 Jul 2008 17:08 BST
Summer Holiday Activities - Baking with Dinosaurs I am sure many young Dinosaur fans would have watched the ground breaking BBC Television series "Walking with Dinosaurs" first aired on BBC1 ... more » Saturday, July 12
Confirmation of Tadpole Sighting in Pond
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sat 12 Jul 2008 11:02 BST
Tadpole Sighting Confirmed After the unconfirmed sighting of a tadpole in the pond at the back of our offices on Monday (July 7th), when we had thought that all the ... more » Friday, July 11
"Locavores" - Eating only Locally Sourced Food
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Everything Dinosaur
on Fri 11 Jul 2008 10:55 BST
Being a Locavore - Returning to our Roots The idea of being a "locavore" sourcing food only from the local area is not new. This word may just be entering our common language but it describes behaviour that is very natural to our species. more » Monday, June 30
Fabulous Ferns - Part of a Dinosaur's Diet
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Everything Dinosaur
on Mon 30 Jun 2008 09:17 BST
Ferns Hangers on from the Age of Reptiles There are an estimated 12,000 different species of ferns in the world, although ferns can be found in most gardens and some ... more » Thursday, June 19
European Champions for Prehistoric Animal Genera - How did we do?
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Everything Dinosaur
on Thu 19 Jun 2008 10:22 BST
Is the number of Prehistoric Animal Genera a good Guide to National Football Team Performance? At the start of the 2008 European Football championships some of the team members at ... more » Sunday, June 15
A Maternal Mammoth
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sun 15 Jun 2008 11:08 BST
Did Mammoths make Good Mothers? With the many fossils of Woolly Mammoths (Mammuthus primigenius) and the ancestral type Mammuthus meridionalis, plus the opportunity to observe modern elephant species, scientists have ... more » Saturday, June 14
Real Life "Jurassic Park" not too Far Away
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sat 14 Jun 2008 12:42 BST
TV Documentary Explores Dinosaur Genome A TV programme being shown for the first time in the UK (Discovery Channel over the weekend) aims to demonstrate steps taken by scientists to ... more » Saturday, June 7
European Champions for Prehistoric Animal Genera?
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sat 07 Jun 2008 18:03 BST
Euro 2008 - Who has the most Prehistoric Animal Genera? Just for a little bit of fun, todays article attempts to link the start of the European football championships with ... more » Friday, June 6
When is a Mass Extinction a Mass Extinction?
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Everything Dinosaur
on Fri 06 Jun 2008 10:24 BST
Defining a Mass Extinction Mass extinctions by definition are substantial events, however just how are mass extinctions distinquished from other extinction events? more » Thursday, June 5
A Recipe for Making Tyrannosaurus rex Gingerbread
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Everything Dinosaur
on Thu 05 Jun 2008 14:44 BST
Dinosaur Gingerbread - a Tasty Tyrannosaurus Treat Tyrannosaurus rex is regarded as one of the fiercest predators ever to have stalked the planet. Although palaeontologists debate what proportion of ... more » Thursday, May 29
Dinosaurs in the Kitchen
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Everything Dinosaur
on Thu 29 May 2008 08:33 BST
Dinosaurs Baking and Making New biscuit and cookie cutters from Everything Dinosaur, ideal for kitchen fun and for dinosaur themed parties. more » Monday, May 26
Dinosaurs for the Beach
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Everything Dinosaur
on Mon 26 May 2008 10:08 BST
Dinosaurs for the Beach Just in time for the Summer holidays a dinosaur themed beach set, with everything a young palaeontologist might need for a trip to the seaside. more »Saturday, May 24
Rapid Climate Change - not for the First Time
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Everything Dinosaur
on Sat 24 May 2008 09:30 BST
Quick reflection on the Holocene Here in the Holocene, the name given to epoch that represents the last 10,000 years or so our planet is experiencing a period of relatively ... more » |
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