More on the amazing and complex evolutionary history of bats...
February 19, 2018 — Darren Naish
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February 10, 2018 — Darren Naish
2017, a year of Peak TetZoo, perhaps. This is part 2...
January 28, 2018 — Darren Naish
In which we look at the remaining (accipitriform) raptors...
January 21, 2018 — Darren Naish
As of January 21, 2018, Tetrapod Zoology has been going for 12 years . What does this mean? It means that—once more—it’s time to review the year that’s passed....
January 20, 2018 — Darren Naish
A quick look at the history and diversity of the birds of prey...
January 7, 2018 — Darren Naish
Conference news from the world of frogs, salamanders, lizards and snakes...
December 24, 2017 — Darren Naish
Best festive wishes...
December 23, 2017 — Darren Naish
From Does It Fart? to the Loch Ness Monster Reloaded , Evolution In Minutes and Dinosaur Art II …
December 21, 2017 — Darren Naish
In which we lament the poorly known status of the local name wakanama ...
December 9, 2017 — Darren Naish
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