Our article is published in Cainozoic Research: 'Pachycetines from the Hampshire Basin, England and distribution of pachycetines in Europe, with a note on Pachycetus humilis Van Beneden, 1883'. Very happy!

The Perle (1977) "Alectrosaurus" material is FINALLY described!! Voris, J.T., Zelenitsky, D.K., Kobayashi, Y. et al. A new Mongolian tyrannosauroid and the evolution of Eutyrannosauria. Nature (2025). doi.org/10.1038/s415...

After a few more small revisions my Barinasuchus skull reconstruction is finally done. Sculpted in #Blender, and here 3d printed at 1/6th scale. #sciart #paleoart #paleontology

New book out - Vertebrate fossils of Louisiana - and inside is a nice treat: the first publicly available images of the LSU Basilosaurus cetoides, hidden away for nearly fifty year since it was discovered. Initially described in a Ph.D. thesis, but a publication never followed. #whaleontology

Why do birds bob their heads? Why is their running style different to ours? Just want to see untrained chickens on a treadmill? Watch this video we made! It's in Dutch, but with English subtitles. Watch till the the blooper reel to see me get interrupted by loud chickens youtu.be/cxewQ1GYcA4?...

It's both #NationalPetDay & #FossilFriday, so here's Pinky and Tyrannosaurus rex. Which is the better pet? Pinky threw up in multiple places this morning, so the competition is closer than you might think! 🦖>🐱? #PinkysDinosaurAdventure

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus An animal difficult to do justice with an illustration.

Our first paper on Late Triassic mammaliaforms from Avillers (Vosges, France) just came out in Revue de Paléobiologie. More to come!

Prenocephale bust

Basilosaurus isis skull diagram. Mostly based on UMMP VP 118204 #sciart #paleoart