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Excited to have my copy of Cruisin’ the Fossil Coastline by Johnson & Troll. Beautifully illustrated scientific book about life of the prehistoric Pacific.

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CT-scan of procolophonid reveals previously unknown anatomical details of these small lizard-like Triassic reptiles https://t.co/JwoArGjCUd

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New fossils show that the Spectacled Cormorant, an enormous bird once native to Japan, had a much wider range than anyone thought. https://t.co/aKaxrAmFJE

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My illustration of Hallucinochrysa, an extinct Neuropterian from the Albian!
(do not be mislead by it's apparent size here, It's only a few mm long)
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Order Print: https://t.co/LHHvEAmvTT

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Yixianopterus is a mysterious from a strange group of flying reptiles known as the lonchodectids. https://t.co/xQ45aOqT3l

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What role do teachers have in the necessary transition away from our fossil-fuel dependent economy? https://t.co/ZZcosPIJRq from

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Marasuchus lilloensis was a small dinosauriform of Late Triassic Argentina (Chañares Formation) not a dinosaur. The hypothetical crest I used in this reconstruction is meant to be made of some sort of quill-like structures homologous to dinosaur filaments

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For here is the skull of the woolly rhinoceros Coelodonta antiquitatis, freshly 3D scanned from fossil collections!

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For this My reconstructions of small ornithischians, particularly relatively early taxa, show them as very fluffy animals. Actually after my recent conversations with some have gotten even fluffier!

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My first attempt at a fossil reconstruction!
A Coxoplectoptera larva, a fossil member of the stem group of mayflies from the Lower Cretaceous.
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(thanks to 🙏)
Reference source: https://t.co/LLOzebijTN

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For here's of uberfamous pterosaur Pteranodon on a rock. The depicted species is Pteranodon longiceps under the generally accepted scheme of Pteranodon nomenclature, but others would class this as Pteranodon sp. 1/n

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New blog post, new all about those terrific giant fossil avians, the pelagornithids. I can't believe it's taken me this long to cover them at the blog, but there you go. The animal in the image here is Pelagornis chilensis. https://t.co/1PBWmxOyyX

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Since fossils don't preserve soft tissue, it's hard to tell what dinosaurs might have looked like. Many artists just leave off possible feathers, quills and skin flaps. If we drew modern animals this way, baboons might look like this.

(Credit: https://t.co/hxmDVQ3jf2)

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No. 140: Kabuto
Shellfish Pokémon

Kabuto is a Pokémon that has been regenerated from a fossil. However, in extremely rare cases, living examples have been discovered. The Pokémon has not changed at all for 300 million years.

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Happy !! Heres some and friends I drew last year 🦑🐬

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Explore our scientific collections in a whole new way: From black rhinos to green abalones—& all the skulls, starfish, fossils, & California basketry in between—explore our new 700-specimen collection here: https://t.co/teIU1MOojY.

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From the master of Peter Trusler. Come and see the real thing from today

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