Internet Appearances

I am occasionally interviewed for comments on new research on pterosaurs or otherwise show up in various websites. The list changes as webpages come and go, but the recent ones include:

• Nationalgeographic.com article entitled "Dino-age Flyers Were Sharp-Eyed, Nimble, Study Says" about Witmer et al.'s Nature paper on the significance of the orientation of the semicircular canals of Anhanguera and Rhamphorhynchus.
• Nationalgeographic.com article entitled "Fossil Egg Finds Yield Clues to How Pterosaurs Lived" about Chiappe et al.'s and Ji et al.'s Nature papers on new pterosaur eggs from Argentina and China, respectively.