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UPDATE: a modified, tidied version of this entire thread - with references, tidier pictures and so on - HAS now been published at it's here .... https://t.co/NDu4EeCMJ7

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2020-08-18

The newest article at .. Why the World Has to Ignore David Peters and https://t.co/ejIkqk1Wti ... just hit 100 comments ... https://t.co/WRYd2JT014

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2020-07-31

With an impressive 77 comments, things are winding down at the article on pseudoscientist 'I see things no-one else can' David Peters. Please share the article to alert students, educators & researchers; it's easy to be duped by Peters' writings https://t.co/WRYd2JT014

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2020-07-28

My 2012 article on the problem caused by David Peters isn't easy to find due to corruption of the SciAm site, so I've been compelled to produce a totally new version. So here's this, new at ... https://t.co/WRYd2JT014

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2020-07-25

I see we will have a "controversial opinion" talk again at

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2020-07-02

The new article on currently has a phenomenal 47 comments -- hero shrews, causes of death in shrews, the shrew invasion of S America and more have all been the cause of discussion ... https://t.co/mSfqfsjVbd

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2020-06-21

New at Shrews of the World! are amazing, and this is but a brief introduction ... https://t.co/mSfqfsjVbd

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2020-06-20

New at Cloudrunners and Other Cloud Rats of the Philippines, an article on a very special of giant, fluffy, tree-dwelling rats. Definitely one for fans :) https://t.co/CD3RwHm8x8

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2020-06-12

New at GIANT FURRY-TAILED OF THE PHILIPPINES. Yes, the cloud rats or cloudrunners, a spectacular group of 'Old Endemic' murids .. https://t.co/CD3RwHm8x8

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2020-06-11

At I have recently written about the American phyllostomid bats, one of my favourite bat groups ... https://t.co/wgqna3sU2y

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2020-05-11

Stop Saying That There Are Too Many Sauropod Dinosaurs, Part 6 - now live at https://t.co/CbcdmG2VL1

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2020-05-09

Next upload to the YouTube channel will be the Speculative Zoology on-stage discussion we had at 2018.... might be able to squeeze it in today, might not.

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2020-05-04

The newest article at - Stop Saying That There Are Too Many Sauropod Part 5, https://t.co/qMtaj8yq3x - now has 11 comments. Will we get to the magic 23? I do not doubt it.

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2020-05-02

Stop Saying That There Are Too Many Sauropod Dinosaurs, Part 5!!, new at https://t.co/qMtaj8yq3x

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2020-05-02

Some art generated in the workshop during 2019. If the 2020 meeting happens (we're aiming for early December), expect another outpouring of artistic brilliance.

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2020-04-06

Huge fan :) (a whole series of articles written on them in the archives).

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2020-01-18

2010 brought news of the exciting discovery of Concavenator, a Spanish allosauroid. It's excellent, but the claim that it might have had forelimb feathers was questioned in this article: https://t.co/Oo1QxLUegZ

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2020-01-10

I wrote some articles on them at back in 2008, though they're now a bit out of date. Part 1: https://t.co/siBUUKgt7j and Part 2: https://t.co/GayeYuqNwE

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2020-01-04

If you've been following the articles on alternative timeline dinosaurs... there's more. and have released the products of their own dinosauroid project, and it's a thing of wonder. It really should be made into a book... https://t.co/sJpOSQJHcz

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2020-01-02

For reasons, here's the 2013 version of the article 'Quetzalcoatlus: the evil, pin-headed, toothy nightmare monster that wants to eat your soul'. It's all about the 'demonic Quetzalcoatlus' meme https://t.co/DyDfNeRoQA

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2019-12-17