Pseudoplocephalus

After just over 6 years on Blogger, Pseudoplocephalus is moving to a new home at www.pseudoplocephalus.com ! It's finally time for me to...

Ankylosaurs, like probably most other dinosaurs, were landlubbing, terrestrial animals without obvious aquatic adaptations. And yet, surpri...

On this most hallowed of Super Bowl Sundays, I watched some lemurs instead of football. Lemurs are very busy at all times! The pa...

Today I wanted to share some of the cool stuff the North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences does besides palaeontology! My home is i...

Happy new year folks! There are no pictures in this post, SORRY NOT SORRY. A group of researchers at the University of Alberta recently...

It's hard for me to even believe this, but I've been writing Pseudoplocephalus for over 5 years now. I'd been an avid reader of...

In my continued quest to betray my dinosaurian research roots, I went to the American Museum of Natural History in New York to look at tu...