Hairy Museum of Natural History

…to The Boneyard. The second edition of this paleontology carnival is up at Laelaps, full of fossiliferous writings from around the web.

—Matt Celeskey.

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Brian Switek, the blogger behind the always worth-reading Laelaps, has organized a new blog carnival called “The Boneyard,” focusing on posts of a paleontological nature.

The first edition of The Boneyard is now online at Laelaps. Check it out for a healthy dose of paleo-themed goodness!

—Matt Celeskey.

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…this edition inspired by mangoes. Start your Wednesday with the fruits of two week’s worth of science and nature blogging, collected and online at Balancing Life.

—Matt Celeskey.

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What’s in a name? Find out at Tangled Bank #72, hosted by Chris Patil at Ourobouros.  A massive amount of entries make this one of the most ambitious Tangled Banks ever, so there’s plenty to keep even the most voracious science- and medicine-minded readers busy!

—Matt Celeskey.

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Now that the AMNH Coelophysis specimens have been absolved of the grisly crime of cannibalism, it seems like a good a time as any to unload my remaining stock of T-shirts make it even easier for Hairy Museum visitors to own a piece of paleontological history! The first ever HMNH T-shirt, the Coelophysis Madonna, is now on sale for the low, low price of $8.00 (+ $4 shipping) in the HMNH Paleo-Pop Shop.

This icon of New Mexican Triassicana is proudly blazoned in four colors across the front of a 100% cotton Cardinal Red T, with the Hairy Museum’s fuzzy logo tastefully printed in black on the left sleeve.

Science marches on, and now you, the informed-and-fashionable consumer, get to reap the benefits!

—Matt Celeskey.

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