In Episode 7, Jason Sherburn and Dean Lomax discuss some of the misconceptions they commonly run into as palaeontologists.
There's also a t-shirt competition in this episode, stay tuned for details.
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In Episode 6, palaeontologists Jason Sherburn and Dean Lomax discuss their impressions and experiences of the relationship between palaeontology and the media.
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In episode 4, palaeontologists Jason Sherburn and Dean Lomax decided to keep things light by talking about one of their favourite films - Jurassic Park - as it's the 26th anniversary of the film being released in UK cinemas. Prepare for some potentially controversial opinions...
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In this special breaking news episode, palaeontologists Jason Sherburn and Dean Lomax discuss the new theropod dinosaur Hesperornithoides miessleri, aka the Lori specimen, and Dean's involvement in the study. Hesperornithoides is closely related to dinosaurs like Troodon and Velociraptor and has some interesting implications for the evolution of bird-flight.
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Image credit: Levi Shinkle, Wyoming Dinosaur Center.
In episode 3, palaeontologists Jason Sherburn and Dean Lomax discuss one of the most exceptional forms of fossil preservation, amber, and its sub-fossil form copal.
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