Alessandro Chiarenzaさんのイラストまとめ

We have been very good so far in interpreting the physical events surrounding the K/Pg transition with previous work done during my PhD disentangling the role of different extinction mechanisms on climate and eventually dinosaur suitable habitats 4/18

Check our paper out now in @ScienceAdvances
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We used 1600 fossil occurrences of non-marine vertebrates from North America to explore the trophic & niche dynamics across the K/Pg mass extinction
🔗https://t.co/eqbG8Yamt6
Artwork by the superb @Paleoartologist 🧶 1/18

Why not enjoying #FossilFriday while listening to this #podcast interview for @sciam with @EmilySchwing on the Tethyshadros nicknamed Bruno, your new favourite #Italian #dinosaur and the other #dinosaurs from Villaggio del Pescatore? 🇮🇹🦖https://t.co/wPDDn9wMfF https://t.co/r82XqbACJv

We discuss several biogeographic models that might explain the spread into Europe of an earlier radiation of hadrosauroids, preceding the emergence of the later, bigger ones. Italy might have worked as a continental bridge from Asia to Western Europe, Africa, and vice versa 11/15

Check out our new paper just published in @SciReports to know everything new on the first #Italian 🇮🇹 palaeontological site (Villaggio del Pescatore, near Trieste, North-eastern #Italy) with multiple, exceptionally complete #dinosaur skeletons! 🧶 1/15 🔗: https://t.co/IBySkAeIkG

Cute tyrannosaur (Gorgosaurus) #SNOOT for #FossilFriday 💕🦖

A beautifully complete and pristine specimen of Ornithomimus (TMP 1995.110.1) preserving feather impressions and everything to lift your spirit on this grim #FossilFriday

An upside of missing #2019SVP is to be avoiding the carnage of this year's Romer prize. Between the many friends & excellent scientists competing, make sure to check (Thursday morning) @davfof (Jurassic marine reptiles, 8:15) & @SirJoscha (sea turtle invasion, 9:15) talks🌊🐉🐢🐊

Beautiful specimen of Ornithomimus TMP 1995.110.1 preserving traces of #feather insertions on the ulna at @RoyalTyrrell #FossilFriday

The ‘Tully monster’ is a vertebrate https://t.co/yVCwJRyDjF