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baby article at now with numerous reader comments, thanks to those who've contributed thoughts or challenged us on some points... https://t.co/LU8vHXytjY

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2021-07-24

The latest discovery from our summer 2021 fieldwork (): A mostly complete Lambeosaurus skull, the only specimen from the USA and possibly the oldest of its kind.

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2021-07-20

One of the most iconic animals from the Triassic is the INCREDIBLY long necked, 𝘛𝘢𝘯𝘺𝘴𝘵𝘳𝘰𝘱𝘩𝘦𝘶𝘴. Found at Monte San Giorgio, one species captured its prey by ram-feeding.
https://t.co/U2pVG7UdL1

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2021-07-20

Finally! I finished this piece for the species i work alongside <3
Fossils n bones event is the way we introduce a new "frigid" subspecies type, the Wildlings!

Frigid Peak Dragon Species belongs to Chioky <3

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2021-07-18

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Today we wanted to show the 'raccoons' of the dinosaur world - sinosauropteryx!
Their fossils preserved melanosomes, allowing us to learn about their ringed tails and bandit masks!
Ours come in🍓or🥭 flavour - what's you favourite?

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2021-07-17

I brought in some of my fossils for the microscope lab yesterday, and while the students weren't really interested in them, I had fun.

TL: graptolite
TR: fossil bone fragment (?)
BL: wood (preservation type not clear)
BR: stromatolite

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2021-07-16

if you're a fan of paleoart and speculative biology, ALL YESTERDAYS by John Conway, Darren Naish, and the great CM Kosemen, is for you. A deep-dive into paleontology and analysis of fossils with little speculation based on animal behavior and characteristics.

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2021-07-16

Ever found a Belemnite fossil??

This artwork depicts what these fossils may have looked like!

The bullet shaped fossils are very common and have a worldwide distribution.

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2021-07-16

⭐Meet Dino Experts
⭐Chase the Comedy Cavemen
⭐Dig for Fossils
⭐Family Video Experience

26th July-14th August (except Sundays) at Kingsley&Co
https://t.co/L9qXvslsXB


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2021-07-15

Rain on the Way - a brooding sky
It's still inspiring to walk round the Kent Coast whatever the weather
Here is "Botany Bay" a painting of a beautiful bay with fossils in Kent

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2021-07-08

Live and Virtual! Strawberry Bank – Exceptionally Preserved Fossils in Geological Context - https://t.co/wKzlHnApI3 Join @ 7.30pm to explore why Somerset is still the best place for

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2021-07-08

One of the reasons why I love the 3rd Gen Fossils is the fact that they both have Eyespot Mimicry.

Cradily especially since it's actual eyes contribute further to the illusion by resembling a set of teeth.

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2021-07-07

Introducing.. Bale🌟

A semi reconstruction of the extinct thylacine, now they go about exploring the fossils of once animalistic predecessors on planet earth! Maybe one day they can bring back these fascinating creatures...

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2021-07-05

And the fact that.. ya know.. you get to space using earth's Fossils, drink earth's water, consume earth's grown food, earth's abundant oxygen, clothing, minerals, technology, etc.

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2021-07-04

"FOSSILS" 1 Month Anniversary!!!

↓↓ Watch the Film ↓↓
https://t.co/xMlX27rJeB

↓↓ Let's make more Toons! ↓↓
https://t.co/xo9KgJkVay

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2021-07-03

12. By day, 018 is a curator in the Saturnia Museum of Natural History. He works within the Paleontological wing, where he identifies fossils. He's been a dinosaur nut since childhood, and wears an amber dinosaur tooth from the museum gift shop everywhere he goes.

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2021-06-29

Living sharks + friends are cartilaginous fishes. This group split from bony fishes (all other less cool jawed fishes, including you) over 420 million years ago. The very earliest shark-relatives with complete fossils are various spiny things collectively called ‘acanthodians’.

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2021-06-29

A new species of giant rhino discovered in China might have been the largest land mammal to ever exist, being the size of six elephants and weighing 24 tons: https://t.co/oyO9OmbSKR

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2021-06-28

blessed be the asteroid that fragmented & formed the meteor that fell on the prehistoric land decimating the animals that became fossils & then oil that was extracted & used in the manufacture of the fuel that supplied the car to make it to the hospital that u were born

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2021-06-26