The Boneyard Blog Carnival Now Available

By grrlscientist on October 2, 2007.

tags: blog carnivals, The Boneyard, paleontology

The sixth edition of the Boneyard is now available for you to read. This blog carnival focuses on paleontology and fossils, so there's plenty there for you dinosaur fans to enjoy.

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Two new carnival editions for you to enjoy

The Boneyard Blog Carnival Now Available

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The Boneyard XXI coming June 7th

The next edition of the Boneyard will go up on June 7th at The Flying Trilobite. Rumor has it that it may be a special paleo-art-themed edition, although I'll post more details as we approach June 7th.

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