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Category Archives: Fish
Fishface
And now, a girrafe on a unicycle one of the most exciting areas in evolutionary biology at the moment – tracing the origins of gnathostomes, or jawed vertebrates. Before I start, I owe a debt of gratitude to our Latin-America … Continue reading
Posted in acanthodian, chondrichthyan, entelognathus, evolution, Fish, gnathostome, missing link, ostracoderm, Research, shark
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Black and White, Silver and Gold
With the holiday season over, the late winter grant-writing grind in full swing, and spring still separated from me by the inevitable February blahs, I need something shiny to cheer me up. Although, truth be told, a recent visit from … Continue reading
Posted in Canada, cottage, Desert Lake, Fish, Hobbies, Mike, Mike Howard, Ontario, Photography, Uncle Mike
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