Despite >230 million years of global warming and cooling, sea-level rise and fall, drifting continents, and cataclysmic extinction, dinosaurs still reign as the most speciose group of terrestrial vertebrates. The Zanno Lab studies the evolutionary history of dinosaurs and other archosaurs, and the terrestrial ecosystems they inhabited, during the Mesozoic.

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Our paper describing Moros interpidus wins Eighteenth International Award in Palaeontological Research (Paleonturology 20) 
The Dueling Dinosaurs are here! Next up: ground-breaking for the new SECU DinoLab, Fall '21

NEWS & UPCOMING EVENTS

We are on an expedition! Join our live-stream events July 8th and 20th, and August 4th and follow us #dinodig21
 
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NEW PAPERS FROM THE LAB

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Keratan sulfate as a marker for medullary bone in fossil vertebrates

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An extreme climate gradient-induced ecological regionalization in the Upper Cretaceous Western Interior Basin of North America 

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Sampling impacts the assessment of tooth growth and replacement rates in archosaurs: implications for paleontological studies

The Complete Dinosaur 3rd Edition

A crowd-sourced public paleontology book that answers what you want to know about dinosaurs

Edited by: Victoria Arbour, Thomas Holtz, & Lindsay Zanno

Coming in 2022!
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