Looking back at 2019, these were the top posts on the PeerJ Blog. Read on to discover what made the cut and what you may wish to catch up on!
#1 When and why did the giant mega-toothed shark Otodus megalodon become extinct?
#4 Discovering the Pacific mastodon: the importance of challenging assumptions of well-understood taxa
#5 Another milestone! PeerJ Computer Science is now included in Web of Science SCIE
Find the PeerJ Blog at peerj.com/blog
Also, be sure to check out these Year in Review summaries:
Top cited PeerJ papers of 2019
Roundup of 2019 PeerJ Award winners
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We look forward to adding to the scientific record with you in 2020!
The PeerJ Team