Ben CreislerSome recent items:==
Dinosaur Discoveries in Utah On Thursday's Access Utah with Jim Kirkland, Andrew Milner, Jerald Harris (radio audio)
http://upr.org/post/dinosaur-
discoveries-utah-thursdays- access-utah
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Rising sea levels doomed stegosaurs
http://www.dinosaurhome.com/
rising-sea-levels-doomed-the- stegosaurs-15012.html
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Ouranosaurus sail and importance of field notes
https://blogs.
scientificamerican.com/ laelaps/on-the-trail-of-a- dinosaur-sail/
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Dinosaur prints found in 1937 were 'the finest collection ever found in Pennsylvania'
http://www.pennlive.com/life/
2017/07/dinosaur_prints_found_ in_1937.html
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Fossil enthusiasts assist scientists unearth ancient marine reptile in annual outback Queensland dig
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Dino Days at Dead Horse Point in Utah with ReBecca Hunt-Foster
http://www.moabsunnews.com/
get_out_and_go/article_ e8e5bab4-67da-11e7-b3c2- 53baef71f8e1.html
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Three-day Dinosaur Festival in Romania this weekend
https://www.romania-insider.
com/dinosaur-festival- hunedoara/
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A short look at spinosaurs (in Czech)
https://dinosaurusblog.com/
2017/07/13/predstavuji-se- spinosauri/
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Azhdarchid pelvis puzzle
https://phys.org/news/2017-07-
paleontologists-pterosaur- pelvis-puzzle.html
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Bozeman, Montana artist pens ‘epic’ graphic novel about dinosaurs
http://www.kbzk.com/story/
35857413/bozeman-artist-pens- epic-graphic-novel-about- dinosaurs ======
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Videos (recent and not so recent)
How the Tyrannosaurs Ruled the World – with David Hone
The Royal Institution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=f-jD7kQvyPs
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WitmerLab
Random Act of Anatomy - ostrich feet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=02KFY8CHlKo
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Random Act of Anatomy - ostrich & Gallimimus feet.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=4g9uyDREL94
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Some other recent videos not yet mentioned (not necessarily dino-related)
Don Corrick- Big Bones in Big Bend
HGSGeoEducation
paleo-environments inside the Park, including the Cretaceous and Tertiary ages
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Dylan Dewitt: Exploring the Natural History of Los Angeles (La Brea tar pits)
The Paleo Archive
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=TnWApnjU7-w&t=60s ==
==============Non-dino, but I was asked to pass this on...A new book:Julia T. Sankey and Jacob BiewerThe Giant Spike-Toothed Salmon and Other Extinct Wildlife of Central CaliforniaUnfortunately, the commercial link I was emailed is likely to block this post because of the DML spam-blocking software, but querying the title should take you to the book for online purchase.
A quick summary:
Giant, spike toothed salmon and massive tortoises in California! 5 million years ago, California was a much different place, with some very weird animals. Go back in time and learn about the geology and paleontology of the Central Valley of California, with erupting volcanoes and rivers that flowed in the opposite direction from today. Learn about the amazing extinct wildlife, how these animals became fossils, and the paleontologists who discovered them. This concise, engaging, and well-illustrated book is suitable for all ages
=====SVP comments on Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monuments=====An abstracts book (all in Russian) from back in April.Integrative Paleontology: Development Prospects for Geological Purposes63rd Meeting of the Paleontological SocietySome fossil vertebrate items are included