Since I was 18 months old, I've wanted to be a paleontologist. Every once in a while (sometimes daily, but I stop doing it when I don't feel like it), I Google 'Dinosaur News.' I'm going to post interesting articles I find ITT.
I'll add onto this list every time I've read through and found articles.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/01/23/asteroid-firestorm-dino-killing_n_6524024.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2921461/Can-evolution-run-BACKWARDS-Birds-regrow-bone-previously-discarded-dinosaurs-230-million-years-ago.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/dino-unearthed-new-horned-dinosaur-part-of-rom-exhibit-1.2927844
http://www.inquisitr.com/1777328/paleontologists-weigh-in-on-the-dinosaur-population-extinction-in-europe/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/27737/20150120/new-predator-crocodile-predecessor-of-dinosaurs-unearthed-in-africa.htm
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/01/02/dinosaur-cute-adorable-aquilops/20835855/
If you guys want to be pinged for this thread, let me know. I'll bump it every time I edit it and ping everyone. :)
Edit: By the way, if you ever find any articles, feel free to post them ITT. I'll read them and add them up here. :)
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Since I was 18 months old, I've wanted to be a paleontologist. Every once in a while (sometimes daily, but I stop doing it when I don't feel like it), I Google 'Dinosaur News.' I'm going to post interesting articles I find ITT.
I'll add onto this list every time I've read through and found articles.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/01/23/asteroid-firestorm-dino-killing_n_6524024.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2921461/Can-evolution-run-BACKWARDS-Birds-regrow-bone-previously-discarded-dinosaurs-230-million-years-ago.html
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/dino-unearthed-new-horned-dinosaur-part-of-rom-exhibit-1.2927844
http://www.inquisitr.com/1777328/paleontologists-weigh-in-on-the-dinosaur-population-extinction-in-europe/
http://www.techtimes.com/articles/27737/20150120/new-predator-crocodile-predecessor-of-dinosaurs-unearthed-in-africa.htm
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2015/01/02/dinosaur-cute-adorable-aquilops/20835855/
If you guys want to be pinged for this thread, let me know. I'll bump it every time I edit it and ping everyone. :)
Edit: By the way, if you ever find any articles, feel free to post them ITT. I'll read them and add them up here. :)
Ping list: @
Swords, @
CoelacanthHead, @
Steffon, @
pugplants, @
Dreadnoughtus, @
Amulet
this is a good thread thank you
I've been interested in paleontology since I was ffffff uhmmm four? And honestly while I'm not as interested as when I was younger I still love to return to it and read about it and now I have the mental capacity to absorb all the informations
anyway yes can I be added to the pinglist please?
this is a good thread thank you
I've been interested in paleontology since I was ffffff uhmmm four? And honestly while I'm not as interested as when I was younger I still love to return to it and read about it and now I have the mental capacity to absorb all the informations
anyway yes can I be added to the pinglist please?
Hhhh bless this thread. ;u; I've been actually interested in paleontology when I was eight, first looking up the classic Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops, and then it went off from there. At the moment, I'm focusing my interest on trilobites—they're rather adorable, heh. :'>
May I be added to the ping list? :)
Hhhh bless this thread. ;u; I've been actually interested in paleontology when I was eight, first looking up the classic Tyrannosaurus rex and Triceratops, and then it went off from there. At the moment, I'm focusing my interest on trilobites—they're rather adorable, heh. :'>
May I be added to the ping list? :)
That's super cool! Although i've moved on to wanting to study Forensics now, I know that i was really into paleontology when i was younger.
Then again, what did i not get into in my younger years. For a while there i wanted to study parasites too i mean ? ? ? ? ?? At one point i even wanted to be an astronaut.
Totally gonna read those articles, though! Super interesting reading material yess.
That's super cool! Although i've moved on to wanting to study Forensics now, I know that i was really into paleontology when i was younger.
Then again, what did i not get into in my younger years. For a while there i wanted to study parasites too i mean ? ? ? ? ?? At one point i even wanted to be an astronaut.
Totally gonna read those articles, though! Super interesting reading material yess.
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Steffon
Sure. :)
Trilobites are cool, but they never fascinated me like pterosaurs and dinosaurs did. I've always been a reptilian fan.
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doctorlecter
Do you want to be added to the ping list? And Forensics sounds interesting. You can actually infer a lot from dinosaurs' teeth as well, so perhaps in college I should look into it a bit...
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Steffon
Sure. :)
Trilobites are cool, but they never fascinated me like pterosaurs and dinosaurs did. I've always been a reptilian fan.
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doctorlecter
Do you want to be added to the ping list? And Forensics sounds interesting. You can actually infer a lot from dinosaurs' teeth as well, so perhaps in college I should look into it a bit...
I've always loved dinosaurs and other awesome ancient life. These days, I'm more interested in modern dinosaurs rather than Mesozoic ones. I also like Permian stuff and early amphibians since I did a research project on them for class. And I can't forget plants! I took a paleobotany class once, which was pretty awesome, and I love having living fossil plants. I have a Ginkgo and some cycads and Equisetum. So yes, I love all kinds of things. Taking me to the museum is a bad idea unless you want to spend hours in Prehistoric Journey listening to me go on about cephalopods, pelycosaurs, and Calamites.
I've always loved dinosaurs and other awesome ancient life. These days, I'm more interested in modern dinosaurs rather than Mesozoic ones. I also like Permian stuff and early amphibians since I did a research project on them for class. And I can't forget plants! I took a paleobotany class once, which was pretty awesome, and I love having living fossil plants. I have a Ginkgo and some cycads and Equisetum. So yes, I love all kinds of things. Taking me to the museum is a bad idea unless you want to spend hours in Prehistoric Journey listening to me go on about cephalopods, pelycosaurs, and Calamites.
I've a casual interest in it, mostly in invertebrate remains. Trilobites are cool stuff.
I've a casual interest in it, mostly in invertebrate remains. Trilobites are cool stuff.
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Korvus
Wow! Are you going to be a paleontologist, too?
Next year I want to join the NYPS (New York Paleontological Society).
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Korvus
Wow! Are you going to be a paleontologist, too?
Next year I want to join the NYPS (New York Paleontological Society).
I watched Walking With Dinosaurs when I was six and I became obsessed. Australian megafauna is also pretty interesting. Nowadays I'm more into collecting and reading up on gemstones and rocks. I have one fossil though, a clam shell.
I'd like to be added to the ping list too please ^_^
I watched Walking With Dinosaurs when I was six and I became obsessed. Australian megafauna is also pretty interesting. Nowadays I'm more into collecting and reading up on gemstones and rocks. I have one fossil though, a clam shell.
I'd like to be added to the ping list too please ^_^
