🗿 Palaeontological memoirs and notes of H. Falconer, with a biographical sketch of the author.
London, 1868.
https://t.co/AdXVp6JOOB

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Shark bite marks in sperm whale Miocene fossils indicate targeting of lipid-rich foreheads https://t.co/KpuLfWQcDn

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Is it wrong to give Palaeoloxodon African Elephant ears, particularly P. namadicus in this case?!

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another pterosaur that people have just normalized is tupandactylus (and other tapejarines) like look at this thing and tell me its real you cant i bet palaeontologists fabricated it for fame and fortune

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Shark bite marks in sperm whale Miocene fossils indicate targeting of lipid-rich foreheads https://t.co/7HbhXNn1V8

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Palaeoloxodon namadicus, one of the largest land mammals to have ever lived. A sketch done for one of my patrons

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My Pokémon team commissions are open! (I’m actually really happy with the art for this)

(Posted by PalaeoCryptid: https://t.co/nsRy6DS5aq)

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Birthday in the park: Jean Léopold Nicolas Frédéric Cuvier, naturalist, palaeontologist .... https://t.co/TeT7S9XZ3x (Image: Rvalette)

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The longer Palaeo goes without an in-world name the harder it gets to name her. IT'S BEEN YEARS NOW. At this point characters that interact with them just give her various nicknames because she won't tell anyone her actual name.

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✨Paleontological tortoise ✨
🐢Here is my contribution for

🤔What’s up if a palaeontological tortoise came from the beginning, by a dangerous trip, to tell us certain things we should know ?🐢😶
🔗https://t.co/USdK2aSyU7

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Oh hey a tag game thanks Jack!

Hello I'm Tas! I'm always neck deep in palaeoart projects and I love experimenting with stylisation and different art media, I also do character art!

Passing it on to , show off your stuff! https://t.co/FCEbV3ZbX8

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Should we choose something flashy like Kaiwhekea or shark-toothed dolphins? What about the biggest like moa nunui South Island giant moa or smallest like a trilobite. Maybe something historically or scientifically impt, or something budding palaeos can find like a fossil mollusc?

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We got some “magnum” news from the other night! Have a happy little 1854 Anoplotherium to celebrate.

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A large predator from the Pyrenees - A fossilized lower jaw has led an international team of palaeontologists, headed by to discover a new species of predator that once lived in Europe

Learn more https://t.co/GlrpjxGkQe

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I for one welcome our termite-eating overlords.

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Mononykus from possibly the cutest critter in any palaeo documentary

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An amazing entry by talented young artist , who while sadly still too young to attend Progpal, sent us this amazing artwork celebrating Lincolnshire palaeo life! Thank you Ross, fantastic work!!!🎨🎨

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🦖 88 days until 🦖

Artist and palaeontology PHD Natalia Jagielska () has contributed this roar-some piece of art towards our fundraising auction this year.

Make sure to get your bids in on September 2nd to own this for yourself!

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