The newest installment of The Boneyard is up at Self-Designed Student, and it's a whopper. Amanda has done an excellent job of combing the blogosphere for the best paleo-posts of the last two weeks, and I highly suggest that you do yourself the favor of checking it out!
The next edition will be up in two weeks at The Other 95%.\, and I'll be hosting Linnaeus' Legacy on December 5th, so get those links in soon!
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There has been a slight hold-up in getting the next edition of The Boneyard ready for exhibition, so you have an extra day to get your posts together. Any paleo-posts are fair game, but remember that Traumador wanted to make this a special edition all about your favorite museum;
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Eric over at that brilliant invertablog, The Other 95%, is hosting the next edition of Linnaeus' Legacy. It is a blog carnival about taxonomy, biodiversity and systematics. The current edition is at A DC Birding Blog. You have 1 week to get in those submissions! Go here to submit.
I keep getting asked: why should I participate in blog carnivals?
The Wikipedia page about blog carnivals is not really accurate (it includes things that are not carnivals), and also suffers from overzealous, obsessive-compulsive, self-important administrators (who have probably never seen a…
Linnaeus' Legacy is "a monthly blog carnival devoted to the study of life's diversity, and the science of describing and understanding this diversity." The home page for the carnival is here.
The current issue of Linnaeus' Legacy is at Laelaps.
The reason I'm telling you all this is to get you…
Darn, I meant to but forgot to send in my post on Nigersaurus! Ah, well. Too late now.
Honestly I nearly forgot about this one myself today. Shoot an e-mail over to Amanda; I'm sure she can get you in before more people see it.
Hi brian, I haven't gotten any submissions for the boneyard yet so I extending the deadline till Dec. 5th (also because I am moving into a house this weekend). We can have a joint LL and BY blogfestivus! And I am encouraging any invertebrate postings!