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“What happens when you publish the world’s most open access dinosaur? Pure pandemonium!" Dr. Andy Farke, lead researcher on the study, talks about the reception to Dino Joe, and his incredible week following the publication of his research.

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Dr. Farke, lead researcher on the study and corresponding author on the manuscript, gives some details concerning the study of the fossil and the reasons why he decided to submit the findings to PeerJ, on the PeerJ blog.

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The questions and answers from an "Ask Me Anything" Journal Club event held with some of the authors of this article, on Nov 13th, 2013 (more info at: http://blog.peerj.com/post/66681632429/ask-me-anything-event-dinojoe)

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DIscussion at the Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week blog (SV-POW!) of the radical openness of the work, and availability of 3d models.

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This website is a virtual museum exhibit, highlighting the story of "Joe" and what this fossil tells us about our planet's history.

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