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Tried something a bit tricky, but also very fun! A fossil mermaid that moves because of the soul of the dead mermaid!!!! Hahahah, what do you think?

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'Fascinating story of how various tribes encountered & interpreted dinosaur bones & other fossil remains...surprisingly relevant views of early peoples confronting evidence of prehistoric life. This pioneering work replaces cultural estrangement w belated understanding'--Booklist

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The exceptional fossil of Beipiaopterus contains skin with blood vessels that may have been used for regulation of body heat. https://t.co/cFECSXv27S

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where did I dig up these old fossils

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Highlights from the Wessex
Sandownia, Polacanthus, Colabonrhychus and Wesserpeton

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after being bothered by their old design for like a year, i finally redesigned Meila........big chicken (feat. Fossil's face)

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Newly found, 300,000 year old from Hualongdong The remains are said to "foreshadow changes evident with modern human emergence, but primarily reinforce Old World continuity through Middle to Late humans." https://t.co/sYMwoZ7qjc

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Hello 600 twitter followers :)
I updated my Ichthyosaurus, mostly adding definition to the environment and waves. “Hey y’all, prepare yourself, for the rubberband man”

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How many cats earn someone status? Asking for a friend.

We've got quite a few hundred Smilodon Does that count? 🐈

Our favorite Smilodon gracilis is on exhibit in our fossil hall: https://t.co/XrpgjjQpL0

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Preview of a page of the upcoming At the mountains of madness.
" Important discovery. Orrendorf and Watkins, working underground at 9:45 with light, found monstrous barrel-shaped fossil of wholly unknown nature."

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Oh shit - this is a fossil. I drew this after my first Kingdom Death Monster death... my poor boy lost both legs in the white lion fight.

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Today on Weird Stuff Circlejourney Has Drawn: a chibi Attenborough holding an ammonite fossil (2014)

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Tylocidaris
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Though most sea urchins are spiky, members of the order called Cidaroida are known for having unusual spines. Some look like thick pencils or fans, but the fossil urchin Tylocidaris had club-like spines.

https://t.co/c0ckDTzZNl

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A study published in discusses a pattern of continuous & parallel innovation in the sacro-caudo-pelvic system of highlighting the importance of in revealing patterns.

Free article download: https://t.co/QvwIFulMQS

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Is it the prelude to this amazing fossil?

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