Azhdarcho: Palaeoart by Matt Martyniuk. Cenozoic Life: A Yahoo group covering organisms from the Cenozoic. Created and maintained by Neal Robbins. Compare Dinosaurs: A database for comparing dinosaurs, by Kyle McWhirter. (Compare Carnivore Dinosaurs, Compare Herbivore Dinosaurs, Compare Cretaceous Period Dinosaurs, Compare Jurassic Period Dinosaurs, Compare Triassic Period Dinosaurs)
Dinodata: One of the best dinosaur resources on the web. Dinosaurpalaeo: Blog by Heinrich Mallison on dinosaur palaeontology.
Dinogoss: Blog on dinosaurs by Matt Martyniuk. Dinosaur Mailing List: Dinosaur discussion board. Dinosaur Central: A site devoted to dinosaurs. Dinosaurier-info: A German site devoted to dinosaurs by Uwe Jelting. Dinosaurs on Stamps: A list of stamps featuring dinosaurs by Robert Margulski. Dinosaurs and Other Mesozoic Creatures: A Yahoo group devoted to all things Mesozoic. Created and maintained by Neal Robbins.
Dracovenator: A scientific blog by palaeontologist Adam Yates. Eurypterids.net: A great website entirely devoted to a group of Palaeozoic invertebrates, the eurypterids (or sea scorpions), by Samuel Ciurca. Ferocious Fighting Dinosaurs: A group devoted to all things dinosaur, esp. theropods. Green Tea and Velociraptors: Jon Tennant's blog on all things Palaeo.
Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs: A blog on dinosaurs and other Mesozoic creatures, by David Orr. Mikko's Phylogeny Archive: The phylogeny website of Mikko Haaramo. Ocean of Kansas: A website devoted to the fauna that lived in the Western Interior Sea during the Cretaceous period. Ontograph Studios Image Library: A collection of the most scientifically rigorous prehistoric animal depictions found on the net, maintained by John Conway Palaeocast: To facilitate the communication of palaeontological knowledge through use of an increasingly popular platform, from which an academic can convey ideas at a level, and in a medium, accessible to the interested public.
Palaeos: The trace of life on earth. Paleoexhibit: Blog by Nobu Tamura.
Paleobiology database: An extensive multi-authored database on the fossil record.
Panda's Thumb: A multi-authored blog on evolution. Pharyngula: A scientific blog by biologist P.Z. Myers. PhyloPic: An open database of organism silhouettes by T. Michael Keesey. Pterosaurs.net: A fantastic website devoted entirely to... you guessed it pterosaurs!
Skeletaldrawing: A great website devoted to skeletal reconstructions of several dinosaurs by Scott Hartman.
Tetrapod Zoology: A scientific blog by palaeontologist Darren Naish. The Pterosauria: The pterosaur database by Mike Hanson. Thescelosaurus: Dinosaur database by Justin Tweet. The Theropod Database: A complete list of theropods provided by Mickey Mortimer. The Palaeobabbler: Blog on palaeontology, evolution & much more by Jason Sherburn. U.K. Amateur Fossil Hunters: Website devoted to British fossil hunting, discuss fossils, view others and more. Wikidino: A comprehensive encyclopaedia on dinosaurs. |
