Following on from the Twelve Geology Days of Christmas, this year we have a palaeontological version. On the third day of Christmas my true love sent to me, three Tribrachidium tripartiting, two trilobites tasting, and a Cambrian Lagerstätte.

Following on from the Twelve Geology Days of Christmas, this year we have a palaeontological version. On the fourth day of Christmas my true love sent to me, four fossil footprints following, three Tribrachidium tripartiting two trilobites tasting, and a Cambrian Lagerstätte.

Following on from the Twelve Geology Days of Christmas, this year we have a palaeontological version. On the fifth day of Christmas my true love sent to me, fiiiiive fossilllll fishhhhhhh, four fossil footprints following, three Tribrachidium tripartiting two trilobites tasting, and a Cambrian Lagerstätte.

Following on from the Twelve Geology Days of Christmas, this year we have a palaeontological version. On the sixth day of Christmas my true love sent to me, six snakes aslithering, fiiiiive fossilllll fishhhhhhh, four fossil footprints following, three Tribrachidium tripartiting two trilobites tasting, and a Cambrian Lagerstätte.

Following on from the Twelve Geology Days of Christmas, this year we have a palaeontological version. On the seventh day of Christmas my true love sent to me, seven seismosaurus stomping, six snakes aslithering, fiiiiive fossilllll fishhhhhhh, four fossil footprints following, three Tribrachidium tripartiting two trilobites tasting, and a Cambrian...

Back by popular demand, and new and improved (well it has a new diagram . . .) Did you know that most dinosaurs hate Christmas? It’s true, they do. And it’s not because they couldn’t get a handle on the present wrapping (or unwrapping for that matter) either. No, there is a very good reason why Dinosaurs hate Christmas. However, before explaining...