Ep #75 The Fighting Finbacks of Seymour Texas with Chris Flis

Ep 75 Paleo Nerds with Chris Flis

LINKS

Whiteside Museum of Natural History in Seymour, Texas
Our sailback cousins, the Dimetrodon
The Famous Permian Red Beds of Texas
The herbivorous sail back Edaphosaurus
Sexual dimorphism; Males and females don’t look the same
Dimetrodon, your sail-backed relative!
Boomerang headed amphibian, the Diplocaulus
Difference between Synapsid and Diapsids
The Gorgonopsids
The “Staples” is a hearing bone
Edaphosaurus is a sailback too!
Chris Flis preparing the Dimetrodon Video
More on Bonnie, Abby, and Michael at the Whiteside’s museum research
Secodontosaurus, the Fox Faced Finback!
Tylasaurus swimming reptile from the Cretaceous
Holly Simon, Assistant Director of the Whiteside Museum
Seymouria, a Permian missing link!
Dimetrodon - Diplocaulus interaction. Finned Monster Chomped Heads Off Ancient Amphibians
Awesome artist and sculptor Keith Strasser
Edaphosaurus with forest thorns and branches camouflage
Eryops, another Permian amphibious creature
Secodontosaurus, another fine finback!

MUSIC
Sound Waves by the Ratfish Wranglers
Melloooo by Ray Troll
Classical Harumph by Ray Troll
Seconds in a Lifetime by Russell Wodehouse
Dark Side by Whiskey Class