#Anurognathids
are an elusive group of diminutive, potentially arboreal
#pterosaurs
. Published today in
@peerjlife
, Wei et al present a new genus and species from the Middle-Late Jurassic Tiaojishan Formation -ย Sinomacrops bondei".
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The real Bigfoot: a pes from Wyoming, USA is the largest sauropod pes ever reported and the northern-most occurrence of brachiosaurids in the Upper Jurassic Morrison Formation
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PeerJ celebrates 5 years of publishing with an editorial reboot and full fee waivers in February!
Introducing PeerJ Section Editors for community-led
#OpenAccess
publishing
#PeerJ5Years
โGone are the days when dinosaurs were only known from bones, and we now have things like skin, feathers, claws sheaths, pigments, and horn sheaths.โ -
@Brown_Caleb_M
This
#FossilFriday
we revisit an article published in
@PeerJLife
- A new gigantic carnivore (Carnivora, Amphicyonidae) from the late middle Miocene of France
See more on the PeerJ blog
We invited
@JohnRHutchinson
, Professor of Evolutionary Biomechanics
@RoyalVetCollege
to share his Advice to My Younger Self โ giving 5 Tips for Early Career Researchers
Read more on the PeerJ blog
Happy
#FossilFriday
- this week we revisit the cranial anatomy of
#Allosaurus
jimmadseni, a new species from the lower part of the Morrison Formation of Western North America. Research from Chure and Loewen
Learn more
#Paleontology
#Taxonomy
Dziomber et al.
@unifr
@unibern
investigate the relationships between shell shape and ecology in a global context and how shape can be used to diagnose habitat preferences in
#fossil
#turtles
Read the
@thePeerJ
article
Plastics are one of the most concerning environmental pollutants. Submit your research today to the
@peerjlife
special issue on the occurrence, toxicity and impact of
#nanoplastics
and
#microplastics
-
No publication fees, no barriers! We are providing initial funding for Open Advances, ensuring researchers can freely disseminate their groundbreaking work. Let's unlock open access and support global research communities. Learn more
#OpenAdvances
Contrasting gene flow at different spatial scales revealed by genotyping-by-sequencing in Isocladus armatus, a massively colour polymorphic New Zealand marine isopod
Just published in
@PeerJLife
- New research of the
#dicynodont
#fossils
from China with one nearly complete skeleton referred to the dicynodontoid genus Turfanodon as a
#NewSpecies
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Researchers discover a new turkey-sized dinosaur preserved in an ancient log-jam from an Early Cretaceous river of the AustralianโAntarctic rift system.
Full paper
#openaccess
:
Press release here:
Published today! Ferrisaurus sustutensis - a new leptoceratopsid dinosaur from Maastrichtian-aged deposits of the Sustut Basin, northern British Columbia, Canada
@RoyalBCMuseum
This is the first unique dinosaur species reported from British Columbia.
PeerJ Congratulates Mol Mir winner of the PeerJ award for Best Scientific Poster at VIZBI 2022 - Mol is a Science Visualization Specialist at Stowers Institute for Medical Research - Learn more about Molโs research
@molecularmirror
@ScienceStowers
We are excited to announce the launch of PeerJ Tokens. Now, when you contribute to PeerJ - as a reviewer or editor - you will earn PeerJ Tokens. Tokens can be exchanged for discounts on our Article Processing Charge ๐งต
Most viewed in PeerJ this year: Record breaking achievements by spiders and the scientists who study them
PeerJ in 2017: A year in scientific review
#PeerJStats2017
A new basal ornithopod
#dinosaur
, based on two nearly complete articulated skeletons, is reported from the Lujiatun Beds (Lower Cretaceous) in China. Read the full
@thePeerJ
article
#newspecies
#palaeontology
Submissions are now open for our five peer-reviewed chemistry journals โ free to publish in 2019. We need your help in sharing the news and accelerating Open Access in chemistry!
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Happy 75th birthday
@MickJagger
! Scientists have named newly discovered fossil stoneflies after you and the
@RollingStones
Read the full paper on the 'Rolling Stoneflies' published in
@thePeerJ
:
The first PeerJ Hub will launch with the International Association for Biological Oceanography. Hubs are an
#OpenAccess
publishing model for societies/associations of any size, making
#OA
a more accessible option to their members: