Strange Science: Dinosaurs and Dragons

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Now appears in: Paleontology: An Illustrated History by David Bainbridge Plenty of fossils originally thought to be lizardlike had turned out to be bipedal by the time Stromer des

The Idea of Mind

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anthropology, paleontology, and so forth. While such explanations are often fascinating, far too many science writers unnecessarily confuse the boundaries between fact and specula

Purposefulness of classification (IEKO)

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(living birds) and paleontology (extinct birds, mainly but not exclusively through the study of fossils), and draws on knowledge and technology of a wide range of sciences, includ
This article defends the thesis that all classifications serve some purposes better than others, and therefore that the idea of an all-purpose classification is untenable. This sho

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