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There's almost nothing but nothing there, Brachiosaurus edition
You know, we have not done what we intended with this blog. We intended to post pretty pictures of sauropod vertebrae, sketch a few lines of text a la our inspiration, and call it good. But not one o… more →
Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week
There's almost nothing but nothing there, Brachiosaurus edition
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Matt Wedel wrote 1 day ago: You know, we have not done what we intended with this blog. We intended to post pretty pictures of … more →
A new view of Brachiosaurus
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Matt Wedel wrote 4 weeks ago: Considering how much time I’ve spent playing around mounted sauropod skeletons, I cannot belie … more →
Mike with BOBA
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Matt Wedel wrote 1 month ago: Mike and Darren and I correspond a LOT. Like people in any long-running friendship, we’ve dev … more →
SV-POW! showdown: sauropods vs whales vs elephants vs pterosaurs vs Mike and me
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Matt Wedel wrote 2 months ago: This one, obviously, is a follow-up to this one. Mark drew the picture, Mike had the idea, Mark gave … more →
The Astonishing Case of HMN SII:D8, part 3: Perforate Anterior Centroparapophyseal Laminae!
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Mike Taylor wrote 3 months ago: Welcome to the third and climactic episode in my HMN SII:D8 trilogy. If the unique spinoparapophyse … more →
The Astonishing Case of HMN SII:D8, part 2: The Missing Infradiapophyseal Lamina!
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Mike Taylor wrote 3 months ago: Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the Humboldt bone-room … hot on the heels of … more →
The Astonishing Case of HMN SII:D8, part 1: Spinoparapophyseal Laminae!
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Mike Taylor wrote 3 months ago: Of all the sauropod vertebrae in the world, perhaps the single most intriguing is a dorsal vertebra … more →
SV-POW! showdown: sauropods vs whales
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Matt Wedel wrote 3 months ago: First, some horn-tooting. A few years ago I realized that I good lateral-view photos of lots of big … more →
The Bible's Dinosaurs
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King David wrote 4 months ago: Many people especially Christians wonder if the fossil existence of dinosaurs contradict with the a … more →
Your torso is also pretty lame
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Mike Taylor wrote 6 months ago: Following on from Your neck is pathetic, I offer you the fifth presacral vertebra of the Brachiosaur … more →
Nearly complete Brachiosaurus brancai tail
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Mike Taylor wrote 8 months ago: Now that the Xenoposeidon frenzy is over, we seem to be settling down to about one SV-POW! post per … more →
Xenoposeidon week, day 4: the question everyone is asking ... how big was it?
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Mike Taylor wrote 9 months ago: [Sorry about the late posting today: I had to leave the house at 7:15 to fly to Copenhagen for Chris … more →
Beast one
doctroid wrote 9 months ago: Finished, first of four dinosaurs: From this pattern. It was decidedly a learning experience. I l … more →
Tutorial 4: Laminae!
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Mike Taylor wrote 9 months ago: For the first time in SV-POW! history, a full week has passed between successive posts — well, … more →
Brachiosaurus altithorax, last four dorsals
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Mike Taylor wrote 11 months ago: In the last post, Matt promised you non-brachiosaurs, sacrals and caudals. And so I bring you the g … more →
Skyward!
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Matt Wedel wrote 11 months ago: This one’s not about the morphology of the vertebrae, but rather their cumulative effect. The … more →
Tutorial 2: Basic vertebral anatomy
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Mike Taylor wrote 11 months ago: At the risk of turning this blog into Brachiosaurus brancai 8th Cervical Picture of the Day, here … more →
Tutorial 1: Regions of the vertebral column
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Matt Wedel wrote 11 months ago: Howdy, Matt Wedel here. This is the Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week (or SV-POW! as we like to … more →
Top Ten Largest Creatures to Ever Walk the Earth!
floydcraig wrote 11 months ago: Its one of the ultimate questions - What was the largest creature ever to walk the earth? The answ … more →
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