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DiplodocidsGiant Oklahoma ApatosaurineMorrison FormationSaurophaganaxStinkin' TheropodsEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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Author Matt Wedel

Last Thursday I gave a public lecture for the No Man’s Land Historical Society in the Oklahoma Panhandle, titled “Oklahoma’s Jurassic Giants: the Dinosaurs of Black Mesa”. It’s now on YouTube, on the No Man’s Land Museum’s channel. There’s a point I want to make here, that I also made in the talk: we can’t predict the value of natural history collections.

People We LikeSkeletochronologyEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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Author Matt Wedel

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Credit Where It's DueField PhotosOpen AccessPeople We LikeStinkin' MammalsEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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Author Matt Wedel

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CervicalPneumaticityT2M&DTurkeyEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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For reasons that would be otiose, at this moment, to rehearse, I recently found myself in need of a hemisected turkey cervical. Happily, I own five skeletonised turkey necks, so it was with me the work of a moment to select a candidate. But now what? How to hemisect it? We have

CartilageCaudalHaplocanthosaurusEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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Author Matt Wedel

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AMNHBarosaurusHelp SV-POW!MountsEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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For this forthcoming Barosaurus paper, we would like to include an establishing photo of the AMNH Barosaurus mount. There are two strong candidate photos which we’ve used before in an SVPCA talk, but since this is a formal publication we need to be more careful about copyright.

CamarasaursHaplocanthosaurusYour MomEarth and related Environmental Sciences
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I was on a video call with Matt, talking about a project he’s working on that involves Haplocanthosaurus . A lot of his recent project involve Haplocanthosaurus which is … an OK sauropod. I mean, it’s no brachiosaur. So this is how the conversation went: Mike: I have bad news for you, dude. Haplocanthosaurus is only one or two nodes away from being a camarasaur.