Sorry, another one of those really annoying teasers. But, come on, you love it really. Coming later this week...
... at long long last, those lost tree frogs...
... proto-narwhals and the case of the beluwhals...
... the amazing social life of the Green iguana...
... and maybe something on feathered theropods. Plus vampire pterosaurs, Piltdown, plethodontids and more. Oh yeah, and, err, rhinogradentians :) Check back soon, there will probably be something new (he says).
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Here's the plan over the next week or so...
Australia, land of placentals; more sheep; giant anguids, legless and not; and It's all about me. Amazing social life of green iguanas to be published soon, and what about those long-promised posts on vampire pterosaurs, proto-narwhals, Piltdown,…
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Non-comments about the non-articles to follow (soon, unless, of course, life intervenes)...
Since Darren has long supplied in-depth information and analysis otherwise unavailable to science grazers like myself and, of course to others, I feel it is important that we try to support him by (where necessary) supplying non-comments to his non-articles. LET the non-ness begin...
So true. So in this non-comment, I won't tweak Darren about snouters nor will I complain about being teased. I also won't say that any teaser that features a picture of an interesting frog (and aren't they all?) is OK by me.
... and what about astrapotheres and uintatheres?
While I enjoyed the vampire bat series hugely, I'm still eagerly awaiting the rhinograde entry!
Hallo Darren!
I just sculpted a scabby little hypothetical protonarwhale from a piece of sculpey. I sent you some pictures, perhaps they will inspire your post about monodon-evolution.