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Title of Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week: "Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week | SV-POW! … All sauropod vertebrae, except when we're talking about Open Access. ISSN 3033-3695"

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The checklist for new zoological genus and species names is published

A little over a month ago, I announced that DRAFT v4 of the the checkl...


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Checklist for new zoological genus and species names

This checklist applies only to the establishment of new genera and species. It is not intended to guide the assignment of replacement names, nor for judging the availability of existing names, nor to guide the establishment of names of other ranks (e.g. families, subgenera). For simplicity, in some places its requirements are more stringent than those of the Code. This versio...


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What was the first life restoration of a sauropod?

Way back in 2010, when I was young and stupid, I wrote as follows in my History Of Sauropod Studies book-chapter (Taylor 2010:368–370):

Ballou (1897) included, as one of his six figures, the first published life restoration of a sauropod, executed by Knight under the direction of Cope (Fig. 5a). This illustration, subsequently republished by Osborn & Mook (1921, fi...


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Belatedly … here’s DRAFT v4 of the checklist for new zoological genus and species names

Long-term readers will remember that waaay back in 2011, we started the process of putting together a checklist for people naming new zoological genera and species, distilling the relevant portions of the long and complex


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Never name a new species of an existing dinosaur genus

I’m still making my way through Brian Curtice’s excellent and detailed post on Greg Paul’s (2025) recent erection of a new titanosaur genus (Curtice 2025), but I just want to comment on this one passing thought of Brian’s:

The species tells me where it was foun...


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