New paper by Tosetto et al.: new cranial material of longirostrine 'swordfish' dolphins from Italy - Ziphiodelphis and Dalpiazella- morphology, paleoneurology, phylogeny, and biogeography: https://t.co/UT1xUyYwBp

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Tomorrow is October 5th, which means that my new book is out in the UK. A dinosaur book written for adults, and with an unashamed quantity of text on phylogeny, dinosaur diversity and evolutionary history.

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We comment on cranial scute homology of stem turtles. Whereas shell scutes are relatively well understood & intensely used for phylogeny, cranial scutes are more problematic. This work expands pioneering work of others, particularly Juliana Sterli () 2/3

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For congratulation to our Master student who finished today (co-supervised with ). A very nice work on the morphology of the and what we can say about it (phylogeny, ontogeny, allometry).

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Early hominin phylogeny, from the same study D. Johanson (2017).

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The largest ever using both morphological and molecular markers, of Auchenipteridae, the driftwood catfishes, is out now in our November issue! https://t.co/ZezaxtKbAE

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🔱 Apsidal Rupture 🔱
Divine stasis - to exist outside of the restrictions of bodily phylogeny, culture, gender, and time. This is the desire of all those who have been made subject to words manifest.

These images are an empyrean introspection. Who are you? What are you?

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New paper out! Coauthored with fellow pinnipedologists Annalisa Berta and Morgan Churchill - review of the fossil record, phylogeny, and evolution of pinnipeds (fur seals, sea lions, true seals, desmatophocids, and walruses)! Published in https://t.co/IRfhb88Rp9

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With all this new discussion about dinosaur phylogeny, it's important to remember that at least are still a monophyletic group.

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