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Interested in all Natural Sciences, but especially in Paleontology, Zoology and Evolutionary Biology.

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BN Style @bnstyle.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
Something like that seems to be on the way: A new book, "The Art of Making Dinosaurs" by Victoria Coules and Michael Benton, is coming out next year. press.princeton.edu/books/hardco...
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The Art of Making Dinosaurs
An illustrated history of dinosaur art—from the first fossil finds to the age of CGI
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BN Style @bnstyle.bsky.social · 17/05/2026
Thanks! Your books are really great! And I'm already looking forward to the new ones!
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BN Style @bnstyle.bsky.social · 17/05/2026
I finally got a copy on eBay a few months ago. It wasn't cheap, but at least it wasn't as expensive as the ones on Amazon...
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BN Style @bnstyle.bsky.social · 17/05/2026
From large to small. Next to Willard in the Sauriermuseum Aathal is a cast of Little Willy, a baby Triceratops. So far, only parts of Little Willy's skull have been found. It's cool to see the difference in size between a baby and a fully grown animal!
Little Baby.Little Willy and Willard (front view).Little Willy and Willard (side view).More information about Little Willy.
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BN Style @bnstyle.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
Last year, I visited the Sauriermuseum Bellach and saw a Spicomellus specimen. It's been on temporary display since 2024 and will return to Morocco. According to the museum's website, the exhibition was extended this year. I’m glad I saw it!
The Spicomellus exhibition at the Sauriermuseum Bellach.Annotated reconstruction showing Spicomellus with lines linking fossil remains to their positions on the animal.Printed notice attached to the display explaining that the specimen is on temporary exhibition and will be returned to Morocco.
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BN Style @bnstyle.bsky.social · 26/01/2026
Last year I visited the Sauriermuseum Aathal to see Willard, the "world's largest Triceratops". While there, I also caught a talk by Nizar Ibrahim!
Nizar Ibrahim's talk about Willard, but also about ceratopsids in general.The "Willard" team.Skeletal reconstruction of Willard.Willard in front view, with bone elements from the skull, separate from the large half-cast.
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