Paleontological Profiles #2, coming tomorrow

This has been a big week for Laelaps. On Monday I posted an interview with Bob Bakker, and I'll close out the work week with an interview I just conducted with Jack Horner. I'll have it up early tomorrow, so be sure to check back here to see it for yourself!

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