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Armadillo Empire, Part 2: Fairies, Tolypeutines, and Where Glyptodonts Go — Tetrapod Zoology

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Armadillo Empire, Part 2: Fairies, Tolypeutines, and Where Glyptodonts Go — Tetrapod Zoology

Once more, it’s time to look at armadillos, both at their diversity and at some aspects of their evolutionary history… Caption: the evolution of tiny burrowing forms (look for the fairy armadillo at lower left) and giant, heavily armoured, herbivorous forms (like the giant glyptodont Doedicurus) means that armadillos exhibit a really profound, and rarely commented on, variation in size. Images: James Dana, Hermann Burmeister; both in public dom…Read Article

Suburban Camera Trapping, Week 1 — Tetrapod Zoology

Let’s experiment with camera trapping! Some months ago, I was very graciously loaned two full HD hunting cameras (aka trail cameras or remote cameras) by friend and colleague Rick Minter, specifically for use in Central Asian fieldwork (and if you want to know more about that, go here and here). For assorted practical reasons they were never used as planned. But in my keenness to use them – and ever hoping that I might catch a wayward British b…Hampshire, England · Hampshire Read Article

Three Months to DinoCon! — Tetrapod Zoology

Yes… DINOCON! If you’re at all aware of what I do on social media, you’ll know that I have – for some weeks now – been talking about DinoCon, our new, dinosaur-themed annual convention, a descendant (of sorts) of TetZooCon. DinoCon involves collaboration between myself and the PalaeoGames team, in addition to the University of Exeter’s Camborne School of Mines.DinoCon 2025 happens at the University of Exeter in south-west England on the weekend…Social Media · Exeter Read Article

Of Zaedyus, the Pichi — Tetrapod Zoology

Let’s look at armadillos some more. Or, let’s look at more armadillos. I mean, let’s look more at armadillos. Whatever: armadillos! More. Caption: a Pichi montage, showing wild individuals in (left) Torres del Paine National Park, southern Chile and (right) Chubut Province, Argentina. Note the overall covering of dark hairs and the long and gently curved claws on the forelimbs. The snout on the individual at left looks unusually short, I think …Animals · Comodoro Rivadavia See the Story

The Fate of the Woolly Long-Nosed Armadillo of Peru — Tetrapod Zoology

One of my favourite mammal assemblages of all is Xenarthra, the ‘strange joint’ group that includes the remarkable and odd anteaters, sloths and armadillos… Caption: a xenarthran montage. I’ve drawn a few xenarthrans over the years, but not as many as I should have by now. Here are a few illustrations I have to hand, but many more will be included in my textbook once I get to finishing it. Images: Darren Naish. I’ve published a bit on those gro…Peru · Peru Read Article

Racerunner Lizards of the World Unite, New for 2025! — Tetrapod Zoology

It’s 2025, not 2024. But, as per last year, I still aim to rescue and republish the squamate-themed articles originally published at Tet Zoo ver 2 and 3, and today mostly ruined, paywalled, or removed by their hosters…. Caption: my location in western Europe means that Lacertidae is the lizard group whose species I’ve encouraged most frequently, and here’s a lacertid montage. Clockwise from upper left: the African eremiadin Gastropholis, the Eu…Kazakhstan · Kazakhstan Read Article

Speculative Zoology Grand and Photoreal: Boulay and Steyer's Demain, les Animaux du Futur — Tetrapod Zoology

Having recently republished an old, classic article on Speculative Zoology – that based around a 2014 interview with After Man creator Dougal Dixon – it seemed appropriate to republish another Tet Zoo classic... I’m referring here to my 2015 article on Marc Boulay and Sébastien Steyer’s 2015 book Demain, les Animaux du Futur, originally outed at Tet Zoo ver 3, but now republished here, in revamped and updated form…As will be obvious if you read…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

Speculative Zoology and the World of After Man; an Interview With Dougal Dixon — Tetrapod Zoology

Time for more Spec Zoo at Tet Zoo!Read Article

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