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The cutest fossil c: #inktober2022 #pokemon
Faketober Day 27: Fossil Mon
Bandling & Dreadator The Ancient Thief Pokémon
#fakemon #faketober
It's time to say hello to this regions Fossil Pokemon
Cymuth (Rock) and Heprimus (Rock/Fire )
and Actecyon (Rock) and Specyaeon (Rock/Ghost)
Richard Owen - Published in Vanity Fair, 1. March 1873
He was an English biologist, comparative anatomist and palaeontologist. Owen is generally considered to have been an outstanding naturalist with a remarkable gift for interpreting fossils.
I reconstructed this weird Chinese pterosaur fossil a few years ago, but now I think the fossil was a forgery... Can anyone help out? WTF was this thing? - Look at that tiny head!
Old idea drawn anew: Xander with Wings for his Birthday.
T’is something more (IDK SIMPLE???) but it does the job :>
HBD old Fossil 💜
[#FireEmblemFates][#FEHeroes][#FireEmblemXander]
Part 2 of fossil animals it would've sucked to be. This Ceratotherium neumayri was instantly killed by a pyroclastic flow in what is now Turkey 9.2 Ma.
Been a while but it's time for the third fossil pycnogonid of this thread, Haliestes dasos
The only described silurian pycno at my knowledge, its body measured 3/4mm. This one was way more easy because the 3D model of the fossil is available on internet : https://t.co/e43sblxwGq
Card 7 goes to some prominent fossils and a powerful master control circlet
#Pokemon
New cartoon! Oil protestors funded by Fossil Fuels. You can't make this stuff up... https://t.co/D1Hux1BYeO
Fancivermis, a fossil pokemon based on... Facivermis. Look it up!
The fossil finds of two species of ornithomimosaur detail dinosaur diversity in North America’s Appalachia.
https://t.co/kkxLNYFdfO
#fossils #paleontology
It’s like you’re a fossil sample and I’m an impatient palaeontologist, cause I wanna date you badly~
For #FossilFriday here's a Triassic enigma that I got more insight on while researching Hessinodon: Pseudodalatias
Despite being 180 ma older and of a completely different lineage from Dalatias, it has very similar teeth, down to how they are shed (the entire row at once!)
A #FossilFriday retweet of our paper on deuterostome origins that came out this week. How can you link these monsters together in a single evolutionary framework? Short answer: with a lot of head scratching and whisky. Long answer: check out the paper. https://t.co/dRbaP9ZlO9
Meet Hylaecullulus fordi - also known as the 'dumbbell' - a 560 million year old animal from #CharnwoodForest🌳
The name combines the Greek word 'cullulus' - a goblet🍷, with 'hylaeos' meaning from the woods🌳
Reconstruction by Martin Lisec/Mighty Fossils
#FossilFriday