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extinct home thoughts news meditations about us archive contact us menu extinct the philosophy of palaeontology blog home thoughts news meditations about us archive contact us from agrippa to zuniceratops extinct is a resource for philosophers palaeontologists and enthusiasts we provide monthly posts and occasional news dedicated to the intersection of history philosophy and palaeontology no results found thoughts featured august 21 2026 from the archive dinosaur time august 21 2026 an old one whose time has come again in which max complains about how prevalent the language of political domination is in popular writing about dinosaurs read more august 21 2026 august 11 2026 of limeless seas and listless animals august 11 2026 in which max explores some bizarre and not so bizarre attempts to explain the abrupt appearance of the cambrian fauna ca 1895 1960 read more august 11 2026 july 31 2026 all the better to catch you with my dear july 31 2026 in which max presents a lost picture from the history of paleontology charles walcott s sidney crab complete with massive claws actually the appendages of a large radiodont a relative of anomalocaris read more july 31 2026 june 5 2026 from the archive minnesota gneiss june 5 2026 a farewell to minnesota in which max hits the road to see the second oldest surface rocks in the united states originally posted on august 18 2024 read more june 5 2026 may 2 2026 long live lyell and his doctrine of uniformitarianism may 2 2026 in which max finishes wrestling with a question that has always bugged him how did uniformitarianism come to be associated with the view that nature s laws are invariant in space and time part 2 of 2 read more may 2 2026 april 24 2026 lyell interrupted april 24 2026 in which max wrestles with a question that has always bugged him how did uniformitarianism come to be associated with the view that nature s laws are invariant in space and time it s interesting i promise part 1 of 2 read more april 24 2026 thoughts rss news featured august 12 2026 charles lyell and the author of nature august 12 2026 read more august 12 2026 november 12 2025 max s new gould paper november 12 2025 read more november 12 2025 august 25 2025 max s new cambrian paper august 25 2025 read more august 25 2025 august 19 2025 max s new ediacaran paper august 19 2025 read more august 19 2025 august 12 2025 omg omg omg august 12 2025 read more august 12 2025 may 20 2025 naw f k that may 20 2025 read more may 20 2025 news rss about us learn more about extinct s contributors blogroll philosophy daily nous apa blog bjps short reads aeon biological purpose blog history of philosophy without any gaps feminist philosophers a philosopher s take early modern experimental philosophy metazoan dinosaur comics science palaeontology bias in the fossil record plos palaeocommunity paleontological society blog incertae sedis letters from gondwana mark witton blog blogosaur dynamic ecology laelaps the contemplative mammoth eco evo evo eco tetrapod zoology nautilus latitude fossil huntress science league of america ncse blog love in the time of chasmosaurs waxing paleontological extinct monsters fossil history powered by squarespace
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