Palaeontology & Biology Links:
Ask a Biologist - A question and answer site about anything and everything related to biology and palaeontology.

Bristol Dinosaur Project - Information on Bristol's very own dinosaur, Thecodontosaurus.

DinoBase - Comprehensive information on every dinosaur discivered to date.

Fossil Record - The home of The Fossil Record 2 and The Date-a-Clade service for the molecular tree of life.

Mikko's Phylogeny Archive - Currently this is the most complete online phylogeny of extinct organisms. The site is very thorough and hard to maintain so some areas may be out of date; however it is still a valuable resource

National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) - NCEAS is a research center of the University of California, Santa Barbara, the purpose of which is to address important questions in ecology and allied disciplines. Hundreds of scholars at the Center collaborate each year on scores of projects, including the Paleobiology Database.

Paleobiology Database - A collection-based database for marine and terrestrial animals and plants. The collections data sets cover a wide geographic and chronological range. In addition, this site has web-based software for statistical analysis of the data.

Tree of Life Web Project - A huge collaborative effort mapping the diversity of all life on Earth, including fossil forms. The pages vary in content but on the whole are quite good. Also, there are many pictures and illustrations.

University of Alberta Laboratory for Vertebrate Paleontology - I completed my undergraduate degree at the University of Alberta. This link provides information on staff, collections and academic programs.

Personal Links
Fish Feet
My blog. Mostly ramblings about palaeo news and current controversies.

ParanoidFish Website & Graphic Design
My 'past life' as a graphic designer.

EikonWorks
A partner in many of the online resources I have developed for the University of Bristol's Palaeobiology and Biodiversity Research Group.