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Tyrant Lizard Queen
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Riley Black’s Tyrant Lizard Queen follows a fictional female tyrannosaur named Snaggletooth.
The narrative draws on a liberal interpretation of the fossil record to imagine the animal’s environment and lifestyle.
It also incorporates observations of modern animal behavior to make its prehistoric subject feel vivid and biologically plausible.
The book was highlighted in the podcast as an example of how compelling stories can serve as vehicles for communicating science.
Its approach combines paleontology, natural history, and imaginative storytelling.
The narrative draws on a liberal interpretation of the fossil record to imagine the animal’s environment and lifestyle.
It also incorporates observations of modern animal behavior to make its prehistoric subject feel vivid and biologically plausible.
The book was highlighted in the podcast as an example of how compelling stories can serve as vehicles for communicating science.
Its approach combines paleontology, natural history, and imaginative storytelling.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
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while discussing her science-informed, subversive narrative about a female Tyrannosaurus rex.


Riley Black

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On The Origin of Smooching, Mausoleum Madness, Chubby Cheetahs
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’s new book, which reimagines the everyday life of Tyrannosaurus rex.


Kathleen Davis


Riley Black

What was life like for Tyrannosaurus rex?
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as an imaginative, research-based account of one T. rex’s life from hatching to adulthood.

Garret


Riley Black

Tyrannosaurus update and Riley Black
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as a fall book reviewed for its imaginative portrayal of a female tyrannosaur and ancient animal behavior.

Sarah Crespi

Sex-reversing frogs, and Europe’s rising rates of a deadly tick-borne disease





