Dr. Brian Curtice Publications
Dr. Brian Curtice is an expert on sauropod dinosaurs, the longest, tallest, and heaviest creatures that ever walked the earth. Below are selected academic papers as well as some popular literature in which he was mentioned.
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Academic Publications and Other Work
Supersaurus, the World's Longest Dinosaur!Â
 Haplocanthosaurus from DMDQÂ
Census of HaplocanthosaurusÂ
Apatosaurus Rib Pneumaticity Â
Seriema Claw Use Implications for "Raptor" Dinosaurs
The Killing of UltrasaurusÂ
Baby Sauropod Dinosaurs from the Dry Mesa Dinosaur Quarry
Remembering AlamosaurusÂ
Sonorasaurus axial skeleton
Death of Dystylosaurus
Arizona Apatosaurus
BC's MS. thesis Codex of Diplodocid Caudal Vertebrae
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Popular Literature Featuring Dr. Curtice
2021 December -Â Supersaurus, world's longest dinosaur write-upÂ
Discover Magazine Top 100 Science stories in 1996 Â
The story of Dr, BC eliminating Ultrasaurus appeared in a Dinosaur Discoveries articleÂ
Dr. BC's work on Seismosaurus in the newsÂ
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Me excavating a Diplodocus sacral (hip) complex. Shortly after this photo was taken, I realized I had not only discovered the hip but also a large section of the tail, nearly the entire hind limb, and a number of the back bones. I spent two field seasons excavating this specimen and nearly 2 years preparing it for study. It is available and housed in the collections of the Brigham Young University Museum of Paleontology in Provo, Utah.