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The biggest tapir | ScienceBlogs

The biggest tapir | ScienceBlogs
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Mesonychians part III: Andrewsarchus and the triisodontines

Mesonychians part III: Andrewsarchus and the triisodontines
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Everything you wanted to know about didymoconids and wyolestids but were afraid to ask (mesonychians part VI)

Everything you wanted to know about didymoconids and wyolestids but were afraid to ask (mesonychians part VI)
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Thunder beasts in pictures | ScienceBlogs

Yesterday's brief look at brontotheres was such a rip-roaring success I thought I'd do a little bit more on them (on members of Brontotheriidae that is, not on rip-roaring successes). No time for a proper article: all I've done here is to take screen-shots of various powerpoint slides (from a perissodactyl lecture I give), and throw in a few words where appropriate.

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The Positive Case for Design in Systematics

The re-usage of highly similar and complex parts in widely different organisms in non-treelike patterns is best explained by the action of an intelligent agent.

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