Over the last one-hundred and fifteen years in Southern California, hundreds of storms came and went; some barely noticeable while others disastrous and memorable. From the data collected throughout the century, we're allowed to see just how far and l . . .

Large sample sizes of juvenile animal fossils are rare compared to their adult counterparts. The preponderance of adult specimens in the fossil record overshadows the entire ontogenetic growth series of an organism from the earliest stages of life and . . .