busyFirst off, from CinemaBlend.com, comes this piece about rumours that Warner Bros. are going to unleash dinosaurs on Los Angeles:
Dinosaurs Invade Los Angeles Thanks to Warner Bros
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Researchers are on the trail of Cretaceous dinosaurs in Arkansas:
In the Tracks of the Cretaceous
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What was happening to non-avian dinosaurs just before K/Pg extinction? Here's an interesting video from Youtube on the subject from the American Museum of Natural History:
Theories on Non-Avian Dinosaurs
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Were the last non-avian dinosaurs thriving, or declining? A study shows patterns were more complex than previously thought:
New Wrinkle to the Story of the Last Dinosaurs
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Another twenty-four (24) new lizard species have been discovered, but many of them are already close to extinction:
24 New Lizard Species Discovered are Close to Extinction
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From the Love in the Time of Chasmasaurs blog comes this piece on the evolution of dinosaur art...
Vintage Dinosaur Art Evolution Part 1
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And finally, as Brian Switek reports on his Dinosaur Tracking blog over on the Smithsonian blog, from cuddly CGI critters to city-destroying monsters, a stampede of dinosaurs is headed toward the big screen:
Dinosaur Cinema Explosion
Lots of interesting dinosaur-related material to ponder, methinks. :)