Wednesday, March 31, 2010
In the Wake of Bernard Heuvelmans Fortean Times
Bob Rickard reviews Michael Woodley's book which is, itself, somewhat of a review of Bernard Heuvelmans' 1958 cryptozoological classic In the Wake of the Sea-Serpents. Rickard mentions the books on the subject that followed Heuvelmans' publication, including the Loren Coleman/Patrick Huyghe "field guide" collaboration. Of note is Woodley's addition "of a new methodology" to apply to Heuvelmans' ten categories of the beasts. In other book reviews of note, Nick Redfern reviews The Secrets of Dellschau: The Sonora Aero Club and the Airships of the 1800s, written by Dennis Crenshaw in collaboration with P. G. Navarro in Dellschau and Phantom Airships, and also gives us a glimpse of Christopher O'Brien's Stalking the Tricksters: Shapeshifters, Skinwalkers, Dark Adepts and 2012 in Tales of the Trickster.
Bipedalism Takes a Big Step Backward The Washington Post
From the maverick science news: Footprints discovered 34 years ago in Tanzania are being used to suggest some ancestors of today's humans began walking like modern humans over a million years before scientists had previously surmised they did so. Laser examination of the fossilized footprints of a proto-human have led to the new reckoning, throwing a modest curve into the evolutionary mix of the human species. Elsewhere, among other excavated enigmas, archaeologists are scratching their heads over a find in Italy that is mysterious for several reasons, not the least of which is the huge volume of metal used in making a sarcophagus, as seen, with photo, in An Archaeology Mystery in a Half-ton Lead Coffin; and Philip Coppens explains why what can be found in a small museum in a Scottish village may lead to a rewrite of the history of the Picts in A Scottish Loki Stone. With images. Meanwhile, an image accompanies Alan Boyle's article about last night's "History Channel" presentation concerning a controversial religious object, as reported in The Face in the Shroud.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Links on Primate Behavior
Primate Behavior
Primate Behavior: Topic Menu
Jan 18, 2010 ... A Survey of Non-Human Primate Behavior Patterns ... Behavioral Sciences Department, Palomar College, San Marcos, California ...
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Primate Behavior: Adaptations of Group Living
Primate Info Net: Behavior and Ecology As we have seen, behavioral patterns of non-human primates are largely non- instinctive. The great apes in particular rely heavily on their learned skills ...
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Primate Cognition and Behavior Laboratory, University of Georgia ... Human Communication as a Primate Heritage (by Anne Zeller; University of Toronto) ...
Links on John Mionczynski
Sasquat.com
Blog über Sasquatch, Bigfoot und anderes aus der Welt der Kryptozoologie, Blog about Sasquatch, Bigfoot and other topics from the world of cryptozoology
Mysteries of the Sierra Sasquatch:
Bigfoot: Edmonds, Washington -Bigfoot believers legtimate ...
Bring Back Bigfoot
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Bigfoot Times: October 2009
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Mysteries of the Sierra Sasquatch:
Bigfoot: Article on Pocatello Meeting held in June 2006 ...
The Bigfoot science conference - The Scientist - Magazine of the ... ... hulking 6-foot 3-inch believer cornered John Mionczynski as he ... Mionczynski isn't wild-eyed, soft-bellied, and he can't ... At the conference, one sasquatch-sized man demonstrated .....
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Sep 12, 2006 ... Speakers included wildlife biologist John Mionczynski, ... who analyzed the famous shaky Patterson-Gimlin film, allegedly of the Sasquatch. ...
Bigfoot: Edmonds, Washington -Bigfoot believers legtimate ...
John Mionczynski, a wildlife researcher who has spent 30 summers studying bighorn herds in Wyoming's Wind ... intends to place near seasonal foods he thinks sasquatch depend on. ...
Bring Back Bigfoot
This year, Meldrum's book, Sasquatch: The Legend Meets Science, will ... Neither Mionczynski nor Meldrum have let scientific skepticism convince them not ...
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coming from the "Meet the Sasquatch" exhibit that was in Vancouver, B.C. last year. ... presentation of John Mionczynski who. detailed his experiences in the Rocky. Mountains over ...
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Bigfoot Times: October 2009
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Links on Pacific Northwest and Southern U.S. Ecology
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Forest Ecology of the Pacific Northwest
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Increase In Creeping Vines Signals Major Shift In Southern US
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Indigenous Ecology in the Pacific Northwest « Our Earth/Ourselves Gray, A. N. 2000. Adaptive ecosystem management in the Pacific Northwest: a case study from coastal Oregon. Conservation Ecology 4(2): 6.
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SRS 4159 Southern Pine Ecology and Management
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... and ecology of the Everglades involve the complex elements affecting the natural environment throughout the southern region of the U.S. state of Florida. ...
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A History of Forestry Research in the Southern United States
Forest ecosystem recovery in the southeast US: soil ecology as an ... The great progress in southern forestry during the past half century must be attributed ... written and prepared by U.S. Government employees on official time, ...
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Ecology and Management of Southern Appalachian Hardwoods unit at Bent Creek: ... Asheville, NC: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Southern Research Station, 93 p.
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- Archaeologist digs for proof of Sasquatch
- Woman claims sasquatch sighting
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Monday, March 29, 2010
The Second Kasai Rex Photo! Cryptozoology Online
A photo that appeared in a 1932 edition of the Rhodesian Herald purported to show a Tyrannosaurus rex devouring a dead rhino. A Swedish plantation owner claimed to have snapped that photo, and it was dubbed a hoax long ago. While the 1932 photo showed what was a photo of a lizard super-imposed over the carcass of a rhino, another photo has surfaced showing a more realistic representation of a T-Rex super-imposed onto a rhinoceros photo. This photo, too, is supposed to have been snapped by the Swedish farmer in the Kasai swamp of the Congo. Richard Freeman posts this item with the "new" photo and some comparison clips from motion pictures, assuming the latest photo to surface shows a T-Rex image taken from a motion picture still. What do you think? Meanwhile, Lindsay Selby continues her examination of the information about the world's cryptid lake creatures in Lake Monsters in Charleston Provincial Park?
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