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Last week, while Fiona and I were out walking, we noticed a decaying roadkill badger a bit over half a mile from our house. Yesterday we were out walking again, and we saw that it had decayed to the point where there was not much to the flesh at all. I prodded it with my foot and found that the skull was about ready to come away.

3D ModelsCervicalGratuitously Awesome ImagesImage EditingThe ArchbishopYeryüzü ve ilgili Çevre Bilimleriİngilizce
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Everyone knows that the very first thing you should do to improve your specimen photography is to use a tripod: it eliminates hand-shake and gives you much crisper photos. In most respects, my photographs have got much, much better since I’ve been habitually using a tripod.

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Well, one reason is the utterly rancid “block editor” that WordPress has started imposing with increasing insistence on its poor users. If there is one thing that world really doesn’t need, it’s a completely new way of writing text. Seriously, WordPress, that was a solved problem in 1984.

PhotographyStinkin' Every Thing That's Not A SauropodStinkin' TurtlesYeryüzü ve ilgili Çevre Bilimleriİngilizce
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Credit Where It's DueEducationHeresyLook, This Isn't ComplicatedPeer ReviewYeryüzü ve ilgili Çevre Bilimleriİngilizce
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Here’s an odd thing. Over and over again, when a researcher is mistreated by a journal or publisher, we see them telling their story but redacting the name of the journal or publisher involved. Here are a couple of recent examples.

100% Totally RealArtDorsalFictional PeopleGiraffatitanYeryüzü ve ilgili Çevre Bilimleriİngilizce
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ArtGratuitously Awesome ImagesJohn ConwayMass EstimatesOpisthocoelicaudiaYeryüzü ve ilgili Çevre Bilimleriİngilizce
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This just in from John Conway: {.alignnone .size-full .wp-image-17892 loading=“lazy” attachment-id=“17892” permalink=“http://svpow.com/2020/08/21/saltapotamus-meet-obesethocoelicaudia/obese-saltasaurus-saltapotamus/” orig-file=“https://svpow.wordpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/obese-saltasaurus-saltapotamus.jpeg” orig-size=“2121,2121” comments-opened=“1”

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I’ve got a problem. For a paper I’m working on, I need to run a phylogenetic analysis based on that of Mannion et al. (2013) — the Lusotitan paper. The most recent version of that matrix, greatly expanded from the original version, is that of Mannion et al. (2019) — the Jiangshanosaurus paper — so I am working from that matrix. But what exactly do I do with that Matrix?