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DinosaurCentral® / Dinosaur DataDig is an international project involving top researchers, paleo-artists
and illustrators from around the globe. While the majority of experts
come from US, South America, Australia, Europe and Japan, we have
contributors from all continents, giving the project a truly cosmopolitan
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Steve Walsh Team leader, design, data Steve is an educator of 30 years experience with a life-long love of dinosaurs. He has worked as a teacher, advisor in the classroom use of computers and a developer of educational software and webware. |
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Lee Jones Dinosaur Central Lee is a lover/collector of many things including sci-fi, new and vintage wrist watches, cars, motorcycles and table top RPGs. He has been building websites for more than a decade. He has worked on major projects and specialises in database-driven sites. |
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Dr Alex Davidovic Programming Alex is an ex-international chess master, a karate brown-belt and company director. He is manager of the successful Internet software company C-Point Pty. Ltd. |
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Josh Hilditch Interface and graphic art |
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Mineo Shiraishi Restoration artist Mineo Shiraishi is a Japanese paleoartist born in 1953. While he conducts painstaking research to ensure the accuracy of his drawings, Mineo's primary concern is to capture the natural beauty of these long-dead animals. He seeks to inspire those who see his art, particularly younger people. |
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Scott Hartman Science consultant Scott Hartman's research has centered on the biomechanics and phylogeny of dinosaurs, notably an emphasis on the evolution of birds. His skeletal reconstructions have appeared in museums on 5 continents, in several books and technical papers, and served as the anatomical basis for numerous artistic reconstructions. |
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Tracy Lee Ford Data consultant Independent paleo consultant, researcher and artist Tracy, a native Californian, is a private paleontology consultant, researcher and artist. His particular interests are dinosaur phylogeny and biology and the fish and tetrapods of the Paleozoic and Mesozoic. He is the author of numerous scientific papers and articles and has contributed to several specialist books on a range of topics related to dinosaurs. His "How to Draw Dinosaurs" is a regular feature in the magazine "Prehistoric Times". |
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Mark F. Berry Filmography co-editor Mark is a technical writer and freelance author on the subject of genre films. He lives in Glasgow, Kentucky. Mark is author of The Dinosaur Filmography. |
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Douglas Irvine Soundscapes Douglas Irvine is a composer, sound artist and instrument maker who lives and works in New England. His music and sound work has been featured internationally through museums, art galleries, public radio, film, video and computer-based media. With a background in the musical traditions of ancient Middle Eastern cultures, Doug teaches and lectures about the musical practices of civilizations including ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. |
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| Life restorations | |
| Mineo Shiraishi Ezequiel Vera Sergio Pérez Nobumichi Tamura Luc Bailly João Boto Michael Carroll Benjamin De Bivort Eduta Felcyn Robert Gay T. Michael Keesey |
Tuomas Koivurinne Jordan Mallon Todd Marshall Matt Maryniuk Thomas M. Miller Øyvind M. Padron Jim Robins Brian Roesch Ville Sinkkonen Joe Tucciarone Marianna Ruiz Villareal |
| Skeletal reconstructions | |
| Scott Hartmann Gregory S. Paul Tracy Lee Ford Julius Csotonyi Matt Celesky |
John Long Jaime Headden Øyvind M. Padron Ville Sinkkonen Lex Kalka |
| Reviews | |
| Timothy Bond Gerry Carpenter Phil Chandler Rob Craig Michael Delahoyde Brian Webster |
Tom Knapp Iain McLachlan Jon Reeves Richard Scheib Dave Sindelar |
