In the week to come...

Sorry, another one of those really annoying teasers. But, come on, you love it really. Coming later this week...

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... at long long last, those lost tree frogs...
... proto-narwhals and the case of the beluwhals...

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... 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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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...

By MostAnyPod Com… (not verified) on 18 Feb 2007 #permalink

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?

By Pavel Volkov (not verified) on 19 Feb 2007 #permalink

While I enjoyed the vampire bat series hugely, I'm still eagerly awaiting the rhinograde entry!

By Maureen Lycaon (not verified) on 19 Feb 2007 #permalink

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.