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Say hello to Oksoko!
I’m very pleased to announce that a major part of my PhD thesis was just published! The paper is Open Access, so you can read it here: Royal Society Open Science On my very first trip to Mongolia, all the way back in 2014, I was given a young oviraptorid skeleton to work on, which …
The Caenagnathids of Dinosaur Park
A major portion of my doctoral thesis was centred around untangling a taxonomic mess: how many species of caenagnathids are present in the Dinosaur Park Formation, and which specimens belong to which species? I’m very pleased to say that my review on the caenagnathids of the Dinosaur Park Formation has now been published at VAMP: …
A new avimimid flock
In 2016 I led a study that described the first oviraptorosaur bonebed, from the Nemegt locality in Western Mongolia. We described an assemblage of as many as 22 individuals of a small animal called Avimimus, which we later determined to be a separate species. One of the peculiarities about the site was that the group …
