Get yourselves over to Tyrannosauroidea Central
September 28, 2013
Anyone who’s found the SV-POW! Tutorials useful will also like the excellent, detailed osteology posts on Tom Carr’s newish blog Tyrannosauroidea Central. Highly recommended — especially for those, like me, who have a lot to learn about skulls.
Composite skull of a subadult Albertosaurus libratus in right lateral view with the major openings and struts labeled. From the first of Carr’s blog entries, linked below.
Here are the osteology posts so far:
- I: Craniofacial frame and openings in lateral view
- II: Craniofacial frame and openings in dorsal view
- III: Craniofacial bones in lateral view
- IV: Craniofacial skeleton in dorsal view
- V: Craniomandibular skeleton in caudal view
- VI: Craniomandibular skeleton in ventral view
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September 29, 2013 at 8:13 am
Perfect timing. Just as Carr and I engage in a Nanotyrannus THROWDOWN!!!… though I agree with him provisionally… and we’re ignoring Jane… and Alioramus messes us both up. More of a philosophical discussion I suppose.