Riley Black

Riley Black

Riley Black is the author of The Last Days of the Dinosaurs and many other books. She is a science correspondent for Smithsonian magazine covering fossils and natural history, and she writes about the prehistoric past for a variety of publications. 

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Recommended Dinosaur Books

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What Good are Dinosaurs?

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How Long Could You Survive Chained to a Bunk Bed with a Velociprator?

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“Cliff” the Triceratops Finds a Good Home

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Long Before Pepto-Bismol — Dinosaur Poop, Revisited

Aerosteon

A Kerfuffle Revisited, and an Update on Tracks

Tyrannosaurus rex

Dinosaurs Ain’t What They Used to Be

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Turok: Realistic Dinosaurs, Unrealistic computer game

Chilled-Out Dinosaurs in the Alaskan Tundra

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You say “Velociraptor,” I say “Deinonychus”

Scientists evaluate the accuracy of raptors depicted in Jurassic Park

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Bone Wars in the Blogosphere

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Here Be Dragons

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What Big Teeth You Have: Was the Heterodontosaurus an Herbivore or a Carnivore or an Omnivore?

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Dinosaurs of a Feather, Flock Together

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Scariest. Pumpkin. Ever.

Mammuthus primigenius calf nicknamed Mascha

How Much for a Mummy Dinosaur?

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Missives from the Annual SVP Meeting (Society of Veterbrate Paleontology)

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What Dinosaurs Walked Here?

Apatosaurus louisae, Carnegie Museum

Building the Biggest Body Ever

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When Helmet Head Was a Necessity, Not a Fashion Faux Pas

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