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Feb

6

Walcott’s Quarry #91: Colouration

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I admit this whole comic is an excuse to paint trilobites like hippy vans, but I think it’s a pretty good excuse!

Jan

30

Walcott’s Quarry #90: The Rock from Space!

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I’m hoping that the symbolism here will be fairly obvious to most readers. If not, there’s only a bit of shame in asking in the comments!

Jan

22

Walcott’s Quarry #89: Radical Reinterpretation

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Jan

15

Walcott’s Quarry #88: Index Fossils

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Walcott delves into a little bit of Biostratigraphy.

Jan

9

Walcott’s Quarry #87: A Dish Best Served Published

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Simon actually did write a book about this, although it would be wrong to portray SC Morris’ Crucible of Creation (which I’ve mentioned a few times before) as nothing but a Gould bashing session. Click here for a good webpage about the substance of the disagreements between Stephen J Gould and Simon Conway Morris.

Jan

2

Walcott’s Quarry #86: Homeward Bound

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Gould’s Shenanigans back at the Burgess Shale bring Walcott’s epic journey of discover (and mishap) to an end.

Dec

27

Walcott’s Quarry #85: Before Walcott/After Charles

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Walcott ends the year with a bang, unveiling his very own systems of counting years!

Dec

20

Walcott’s Quarry #84: The Line

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Walcott and Hou Xianguang take their plans to create the perfect fossil deposits a little over the line…

Dec

13

Walcott’s Quarry #83: Miscalculations

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Sorry for the late posting, I’m right in the middle of exams!

Dec

5

Walcott’s Quarry #82: Without a Paddle

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The expedition/train wreck continues, as Walcott loses his map. Luckily, he also packed a travel guide. Unluckily, it’s hardly the most accurate or relevant guide.

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