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Hey @CofCNatHistory, how do you like our first foray into #FossilFriday?
Published in 1857, "Fossils of South Carolina" documents and describes samples found all across the state and housed at the College of Charleston's "Cabinet of Natural History."
#FossilFriday Leti (U. W. 110) is the first skull of a Homo naledi child found. This pic compares its 3D reconstruction with other Homo naledi specimens (top) and other hominins (bottom). Credit: Brophy J.K. et al. (2021)
#FossilFriday First Triassic records of #pterosaurs in the southern hemisphere (Image credit: Jorge Blanco) https://t.co/MkwcspIGpO
Almost there... 🌄
*Featuring my boy,
Tobo the Diabloceratops
#ArtistOnTwitter #art #dinosaur #FossilFriday #SciArt #comics #paleoart #illustration
To walk w knowledge of physical evidence of dinosaur walking same spot: exciting, stimulating to imagination & humbling!
#FossilFriday #spinosaurid #dinosaur #fossils #paleontology #palaeontology #Portugal #Iberospinusnatarioi
📸 @omateus & @DarioEstraviz: https://t.co/RCmpaeDGXA
[#Palevol] The potential and limits of Thin-Plate Spline retrodeformation on asymmetrical objects: simulation of taphonomic deformations and application on a fossil sample of limb long bones.⬇️
🔗 https://t.co/YTD9GSn10T
✒️ @RomainPintore et al. @FUNEVOL_MNHN
#fossilfriday
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
For #FossilFriday, how about some in-progress images from this piece. I really enjoyed doing it, thanks for all the fantastic support! https://t.co/iZT00zz0vg
[#Geodiversitas] Skeleton of Early Miocene Bathyergoides neotertiarus Stromer, 1923 (Rodentia, Mammalia) from Namibia: behavioural implications
🔗 https://t.co/KvvYeyTHGs
✒️ Laura BENTO DA COSTA & BRIGITTE SENUT
#FossilFriday #Miocene #Rodentia #Mammalia #Paleontology
Happy #FossilFriday - ICYMI - Cranial anatomy of #Allosaurus jimmadseni, a new species from the lower part of the Morrison Formation (Upper Jurassic) of Western North America
Full article https://t.co/RHdWxXNNuE
#Paleontology #Taxonomy
This is the CT-scanned skull of #Navajosphenodon sani, a 190 million-year-old tuatara relative from Arizona, USA. It shows that many tuatara features were already present at a time when dinosaurs were just hitting their stride. #FossilFriday #SciNews
New species of Capybara from California!
H. hesperotiganites, the Western Pancake capybara (I'm not making this up, see the flattened skull)
1/4 #FossilFriday #ROUS @SDNHM
Excuse me miss! What are you doing out of bed this late! 😳🐣
*Featuring Zowie the Ubirajara 💙
#ArtistOnTwitter #dinosaur #dinosaurs #paleoart #FossilFriday
Dimetrodon grandis
(Based on the skeletal by Scott Hartman)
#drawing #paleoart #Dimetrodon #fossilfriday #synapsid #sphenacodontidae
For today #FossilFriday I'm particularly excited to present you two stunning specimen of one of my absolute favourite dino: Allosaurus. In photo 1-2 we have A. jimmadseni, while in 3-4 A. fragilis.
The key to tell apart one specimen from the other is the shape of the jugal.
Taphonomic-forensic analysis of #hominin skulls from Sima de los Huesos by @JuanLuisArsuaga
et al. Of 20 known skulls, 17 have healed depression fractures. "Recurrent acts of lethal violence…thus seem evident."
https://t.co/02AJcqOP8L
#FossilFriday #paleoanthropology #hominid
New #paleoart at #Patreon: Tyrannosaurus vs. polar bear vs. Andrewsarchus vs. @Gizz47 vs. Beau the greyhound. Who wins? Depends on what the competition is. Full-res and discussion here: https://t.co/RvUyIF6XxX. Oh, and I guess this'll work for #FossilFriday, too!
I wasn’t able to finish the original work I was doing for #DeinonychusDay (I’ll post it when I do!) so here’s some I made for a repeating design and never posted!
Happy #FossilFriday!
For this #FossilFriday here is a surface scan the the left hemimandible of Prosansanosmilus peregrinus🦁This specimen was scanned by @LabouryA during his visit in @SMNStuttgart, it was first described by Heizmann, Ginsburg & Bulot in 1980 (2nd pic) and was found in Germany 🇩🇪
I have an addiction for SEA MONSTER DOLPHINS and sharks. So maybe we can talk about the Cauvery Basin and this ONE site called Karai where the waters were chilly in the Cenomanian and the sea was open and filled with sharks
#paleoart #paleoarte #FossilFriday #marinereptile