Some recent items:
SUE: The T. rex Experience exhibit comes to Denver Museum of Nature and Science
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First reconstruction of a non-avian dinosaur cloaca (in Czech)
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Choosing the Massachusetts State Dinosaur: Podokesaurus wins (actual fossil specimen was lost in a fire in 1917, though)
Video from Boston Museum of Science
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A Single Altered Gene Can Make Fish Fins More Like Limbs
Researchers find a mutation that offers clues to the ancient sea-to-land transition of vertebrates
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Fossil pigments shed new light on vertebrate evolution
University College Cork palaeontologists have discovered new evidence that the fate of vertebrate animals over the last 400 million years has been shaped by microscopic melanin pigments.
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Tectonic timelapse
This just in: one billion years of Earthâs history in 40 seconds.
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Earth Notes: 3D Printed Microfossils from the Triassic (with audio)
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Videos
No yet mentioned:
The Palaeontological Association December 2020 online meeting talks
Here are some Mesozoic and Paleozoic tetrapod talks with time slots on multiple session videos:
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1:50
Using computer flow simulations to explore the hydrodynamics of extreme body morphology and size in derived Mesozoic marine reptiles
Susana Gutarra Diaz, Thomas L. Stubbs, Benjamin C. Moon, Colin Palmer and Michael J. Benton
21:00
Resolving the pterosaur bauplan using a quantitative taphonomic approach
Rachel Belben
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UflTB8YQ75s==
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The cranial anatomy of Qianzhousaurus sinensis
William Foster, Stephen L. Brusatte and LÃ Junchang
14:17
Micro-computed tomography of the aÃstopods from the Jarrow Assemblage, Ireland
AodhÃn à GogÃin, Patrick N. Wyse Jackson and John Murray
27:25
Constraining quadrupedal launch: range of motion in Coloborhynchus
Benjamin Griffin, Elizabeth Martin-Silverstone, Oliver E. Demuth, Colin Palmer and Emily J. Rayfield
9:05
How reliable are bite force estimates in extinct dinosaurs and mammals?
Manabu Sakamoto
Reassessment of the evolutionary history of Late Triassic and Early Jurassic sauropodomorph dinosaurs
Omar Rafael Regalado Fernandez, Paul Upchurch, , Philip D. Mannion, Paul M. Barrett and Susannah C. R. Maidment
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Evolutionary and ontogenetic changes of the anatomical organization and
modularity in the skull of archosaurs
Hiu Wai Lee, Borja Esteve-Altava and Arkhat Abzhanov
5:00
Ontogenetic patterns of the crocodylian palate (Eusuchia, Crocodylia)
Ane de Celis, IvÃn NarvÃez, Alejandro Serrano-MartÃnez and Francisco Ortega
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0:00 Introduction
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A Late Jurassic marine reptile fauna from Helmsdale, Scotland
Kim Kean, Stephen L. Brusatte and Davide Foffa
18:35
Challenging hegemonic narratives: the rise of the naked pterosaur
David M. Unwin
34:05
The first age of reptiles? Comparing reptile and synapsid diversity during the Carboniferous and early Permian
Neil Brocklehurst
51:05
The evolution of body shape, locomotion and ecology in terrestrial vertebrates
Alice Maher, Philip G. Cox, Thomas Maddox and Karl T. Bates
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Early tetrapods: testing the boundaries
Michael I. Coates, Benjamin Otoo, Vishruth Venkataramen, Kailin Wu, Peishu Li and Reese Fulgenzi
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Some additional recent videos:
(Cretaceous) "Dinosaurs and the Seas Between Them" w/ Andrew McDonald, PhD.Â
Fossil Friday Chats
Alf Museum (main talk starts about 12 min in)
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Polar DinoFest DinoBite Speaker Nate Smith
"From Dicynodonts to Dinosaurs: Evolution and Biogeography of Early Mesozoic Faunas of Antarctica"
Natural History Museum of Utah
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The New News on Spinosaurus
Raptor Chatter
(This video was posted earlier in a news story but was moved on YouTube and the old link does not work)