This phantastic data set provided a good opportunity to question the common practise in palaeontology (and sometimes outside of it) to infer trees based on matrices that do not have a lot of treelike signal but are riddled by internal signal conflict. An ideal test example for a post on the Genealogical World of Phylogenetic Networks addressing a long-ignored property of (all) morphological data s...

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In the "New Views on Old Bones" blog by Paul Barrett

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Detailed commentary on the findings of this paper.

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The three co-authors answer questions about their research in an AMA session on Reddit

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Coverage in the New York Times by James Gorman

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Brian Switek (author of "My Beloved Brontosaurus") writing in The Smithsonian

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High resolution infographic detailing the history of the Brontosaurus story

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Coverage on io9 by George Dvorsky

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Discussion on Reddit

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Background Interview with Emanuel Tschopp on the PeerJ Blog

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Blog post by Andy Farke, the Academic Editor for the article.

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Coverage in Wired by Nick Stockton

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Coverage in the Guardian by Dave Hone

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Coverage in the Washington Post by Rachel Feltman

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