Text cloud for two of my papers

I have totally ripped off this idea off from Brian over at Clastic Detritus. Check his text clouds out! Since I wrote this (I was delaying posting it, but I guess I'll stop), Chuck over at Lab Lemming and Maria of Green Gabbro have done the same, so on the band wagon I jump. These are based on recent works of mine that are in their final stages of the review process. This first one is a paper I will have in the Ceratopsid symposium book with Andy Farke.

accumulations agujaceratops alberta although animals assemblages based behavior bonebeds centrosaurine centrosaurus ceratopsids chasmosaurine data depositional differences dinosaur drought energy environments evidence floodplain formation gregarious groups herding hunt indicate individuals juvenile known lack least monodominant montana number overbank park possible present preserved provincial remains represent site social species taxa taxon

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This one is based on my thesis work, which I have submitted to the Journal of Paleontology. Since it is still in review I have taken the liberty to remove a few words that might give away to much. Hopefully I can tell you more about this really soon! I am not playing the suck up game as far as any of my former committee members go, as I have deleted any and all references and citations from the list.

along although bar bones broad ceratopsid chasmosaurines chasmosaurus collected compared distal dorsal elements epiparietals form formation fragment fragmentary horncore horridus identified javelina lateral length margin mariscalensis material medial midline museum parietal parts pentaceratops posterior preserved process proximal ratio referred relatively similar size species specimens squamosal sternbergi surface suture triceratops variation

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Update: Since posting this 3 others have followed: Kim at a"All My Faults are Stress Related" (such a great title for a blog!), Chris over at "Highly Allochthonous," and Silver Fox over at "Looking for Detachment"...check them out! :)