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The Circle of the DragonThe Circle of the Dragon is now celebrating its Eleventh Anniversary!
Updates
3 September 2011 - Flight, that is the Question has finally been
overhauled, with new sections on Insect Flight,
Pterosaur Flight, Avian
Flight, Mammalian Flight,
Novel Theory: Hydrogen Drifting,
Dragon Flight: Evolving the Ability to Fly,
Dragon Flight: Thermoregulation, and
Dragon Flight: How would dragons fly?.
The Bibliography has now been split into three sections: Articles from
Magazines and Journals, Books, and Web Sites.
27 February 2011 - The Bibliography has been updated and a new article has been added to the Dragon Anatomy section on Avian Anatomy. 4 January 2011 - Many new entries have been added to the Bibliography, and the Dragons among the Stars article has been updated. A new article to the Dragon Anatomy section on Drake Anatomy. 22 December 2010 - New entries have been added to the bibliography. The article on Common Flying Dragon has been updated. A new article has been added to the Dragon Anatomy and Physiology section about Other Reptile and Amphibian Anatomy, which covers Common Flying Dragon (Draco volans) Anatomy and Anurans (Frogs and Toads) Anatomy. 21 December 2010 - New entries have been made to the Bibliography, and the Dragon Anatomy and Physiology section has been updated with articles on Western Dragon Anatomy and Anatomy Terminology.
Tetrapod Western Dragon Skeleton. © Kylie 'drago' McCormick. In different parts of the world, the word dragon carries different connotation. Some claim the creature is an evil being sent by the Great Evil to harm mankind. Others tell tales about benevolent dragons who sacrificed themselves to save humans or promote fertility. Both disaster and bounty have followed in their wakes. In the modern world, dragons have spread as a wild fire; both through the internet and through books, they've grown. Out of all the creatures in mythology, the dragon is one of the most present. Where did this creature come from? Why do so many mythologies tell the tale of at least one dragon? This site is here to help you unlock the mystery of the dragon, and I hope it can be informative as well as entertaining. To begin, select one of the menu items from the side bar on the right.
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