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Palaeo After Dark

Palaeo After Dark

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Podcast 7 - Fish Lizards

In this episode Amanda writes Freddy Mercury slash fiction, Randol condones eating babies, James feeds the 5000, Curt has a conversation which only involves "meh"'s, and the group kind-of/sort-of discusses ichthyosaurs.

Jun 2, 20131h 29m

Podcast 6 - Space Ducks

In this podcast, Randol invents a cat related song, James reinvents the story of the Ed Fitz, Amanda talks about space ducks, Curt cuts the entire conversation short for chinese food, and the group actually talks science about the evolution of feathers (despite Amanda's beliefs that some of them aren't feathers).

May 19, 20131h 16m

Podcast 5 - Pikaia Pikaia Pikaia

Today we are joined by our pal Paula and talk about Pikaia, Pokemon... and poop.

May 5, 20131h 35m

Podcast 4 - Wreck of the E.F.

In this week's podcast, Amanda spends the first four minutes talking about shipwrecks, James and Randol discuss their creepy new children's program, and nearly everyone gets distracted when a squirrel runs by the window. We also desperately try to stay on topic as we talk about Evolutionary Faunas.

Apr 21, 20131h 36m

Podcast 3 - Growing Pains

In this week's podcast we discuss the importance of ontogeny and development in the evolution of new body forms. Also alimony.

Apr 7, 20131h 5m

Podcast 2 - Clocklike Clocks

This week's podcast we eventually get to talking about Molecular Clock studies dealing with early divergence times and the colonization of land... Also Christopher Lambert

Mar 24, 20132h 2m

Podcast 1 - The Interpretive Dance

In which we eventually get to talking about interpretations of ambiguous fossils, and discuss a redescription of a strange fish.

Mar 11, 20131h 50m

Podcast 0 - Taphonomy is a Process

Our pilot episode which originally was conceived as a companion piece to Palaeocast. Since this was our first run, we all apologize for the lack of pop filters. Otherwise, enjoy the discussion of taphonomy which begins with burying my corpse in the backyard and only gets weirder from there. If you have any questions, comments, or concerns send them to: [email protected] Also a sincere shout out to Palaeocast (www.palaeocast.com). Cheers, Curt

Mar 10, 20131h 46m