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About Me
- Albertonykus
- Got a PhD studying extant and fossil birds. Interested in maniraptoran dinosaurs in general.
Alternatively, I'm an alvarezsaurid from the early Maastrichian of Alberta, Canada, described in 2009. Whatever suits you.
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If I'm not careful, I'll start a new tradition on here of blogging about anime in December. In this post, I'll be looking at an... -
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The year has really flown by for me, and before long, it was time for another TetZooCon. Joschua Knüppe's impressive display of postcard... -
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The reptile house is one of the Bristol Zoo's highlights. Not far outside it is the AmphiPod, not an exhibit for amphipod crustaceans , ... -
One might think it would be easier and more convenient for me to visit the Bristol Museum , which is correct. However, I have only skimmed t...
Now that I think of it, isn't the existence of sentient models evidence of some kind of magic in their world?
ReplyDeleteBy our world's standards, we would consider it magic, but the "magic" in Raptormaniacs is considered a distinct phenomenon in-universe. A later page will touch on this.
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