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Don't be fooled by its name, Eopteranodon is one of the earliest known toothless https://t.co/rPFV7SNPpX

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2017-08-09

Luigi Gaskell has illustrated the great houses of "A Song of Science and Fossils" and I'm posting it everywhere because it makes me smile.

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2017-07-27

Haopterus was the first discovered in the Yixian Formation with a skull. https://t.co/dD2JwrsNN2

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2017-07-19

Brasileodactylus is the namesake of Brazil and hails from the famous Santana Formation. https://t.co/xgJy8Vv1v2

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2017-06-22

BREAKING: Oldest Homo sapiens fossils found in Morocco - a startling 300,000 years old https://t.co/dI6EUXa9gJ

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2017-06-08

Which state in the USA has the greatest variety and time depth of fossils? Washington is a fossil wonderland!

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2017-06-06

As (almost) a Paleontologist and (already) a witch I didn't realise the huge magickal potential fossils had
*Self note= further research*

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2017-05-25

I created a book, I think you'll dig it! https://t.co/rqHYJUDBxE (Get it, dig it, like LOL) 🦎🎨

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2017-05-17

Kryptodrakon, from the Middle Jurassic of China, is the oldest of its kind. https://t.co/DBbfr61i1H

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2017-05-10

Microtuban, our newest hails from Late Cretaceous Lebanon. https://t.co/7aszaOPFnm

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2017-04-12

Kids can see Ice Age fossils this weekend at the Ice Ages Mad Science Museum Lab! Saturday & Sunday, 12 - 3pm https://t.co/dwpKUl0xre

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2017-04-08

More pupils hunting for fossils today for the school workshop! x4 Belemnites found!

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2017-03-27

Scapulae of Uintatherium anceps. by F. Berger. Othniel Marsh, Dinocerata (1886) in : https://t.co/clPTnfVRfM

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2017-03-19

Starting this week: An Introduction to Geology - 5 hands on lectures exploring rocks, minerals & fossils https://t.co/KHdQvqrGXJ

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2017-02-28

Sinopterus was the first tapejarid discovered outside of Brazil https://t.co/34nw2tMf9T

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2017-02-22

Looks like the mayor is ready to dig up some fossils!

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2017-02-19

Newly discovered Liaodactylus is the first filter-feeding & first member of its group https://t.co/oxzH18jk7x

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2017-02-16

Maaradactylus is a Brazilian named after a monster that devoured fishermen https://t.co/HNBaq3knEm

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2017-01-26

George Washington also liked fossils: he had a Mastodon tooth from Kentucky! (Pic is a different tooth) https://t.co/wwKZ7MJgLN

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2017-01-21