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L'étude d'excréments fossilisés (on appelle cela des vieux de 210 Ma révèle que le carnivore croquait des os d'amphibiens, poissons et autres reptiles au déjeuner.

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In order: Azendhosaurus skeletal from the Nesbitt et. al monograph. Shringasaurus skeletal from Saradee Sengupta & colleagues. And Ashley's skeletal

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An amateur paleontologist found this controversial in a locality called Bob's Vacation Site in 1991. Its genus name means "chicken" in the Blackfoot language, a nod to its original but mistaken identity as a bird. https://t.co/WS3rtAuoUq

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Mylodon darwinii joins the rest of the Darwin fossil mammal collection that have been digitised including the Toxodon and Megatherium visit https://t.co/gxyNfMhIhS to find out more this

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"What Scientists Learned From a Trove of Fossilized Archosaur Poop and Vomit" on the recent paper published in , by Ross Pomeroy () in https://t.co/SSI1YbGrZZ

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What? Are you saying that you don't know this awesome fossil Pokemon??

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For a short time, during the earliest Triassic, some parts of the world belonged to the Here for I have reconstructed the large-sized Moschorhinus. It is defending its recent kill, a Lystrosaurus, from a group of Tetracynodon

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For here's 2016 of Spinolestes, an exceptionally well-known Cretaceous mammal from Spain. We know a lot about its skin and fur (except on the tail - the bushiness shown here is speculation) and also the shape of its ear pinnae, which makes me very happy.

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Ammonite from a (mud) beach in Somerset... beautiful iridescence, but quite fragile

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Not only is the early waterfowl Conflicto fantastically preserved for a bird fossil, it has important implications for when and how modern ducks evolved. I write more about it here: https://t.co/mm5dvbVkje (📷Tambussi et al.)

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Worked on some 3D scans of the pinniped Allodesmus kernensis today. Slowly getting through all of the data I collected in the USA.

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Just past the unusually blunt, peg-like teeth, the jaws curve away from each other. One fossil (the "Painten Pelican") suggests a rounded structure may have covered this gap. 2 bony crests on the head may have been joined & extended in life by soft tissue, as shown.

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New sauropod dinosaur w/super long cervical neural spines! Very cool, but important to note only one long-spined vertebra is preserved--most of neck reconstruction is hypothetical (although plausible). Great skull w/this fossil, also...lots of useful data!
https://t.co/1oBlkIIKbI

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A admirer of U-Haul graphics asked me about the details that went into even the smallest areas in each graphic.

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February 3, 1790, birthday of British geologist Gideon Algernon Mantell who was puzzled by strange fossil bones he found https://t.co/KXxcqDT5pG Famous for the scientific description of the first herbivorous dinosaur - Iguanodon - a genus of this group was named after him

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今日の衣装!!!!(だいたいこんな感じ) 双島の宇宙人感はもちろん、Fossilのイメージに大アタリ、演出も最高すぎて最オブ高だった!!!!!行人さんがぶっとばしすぎてMCで笑った!

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Spending my with Hyopsodus! These little monsters were especially abundant in the animal communities you'd come across if you were roaming around Wyoming 48 million years ago

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