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Newly discovered Liaodactylus is the first filter-feeding #pterosaur & first member of its group #science #fossils https://t.co/oxzH18jk7x
#FossilFriday UK #pterosaur Cuspicephalus to scale with Chinese Darwinopterus. And a robin. Back story: https://t.co/U6wkyT7WrT
you gotta talk to you dad who's like a fossil that talks. https://t.co/X3y2xds0nq #webcomics #adventure #trialsofaspaceprince
you gotta talk to you dad who's like a fossil that talks. https://t.co/X3y2xds0nq #webcomics #adventure #trialsofaspaceprince
My #SciArt #Scicomm draft to explain earth's Oldest Fossil Forest in blog-article form, coming soon! #climatechange #paleoart #botany
A new dicynodont fossil named #Bulbasaurus #phylloxyron takes @PokemonGoApp to the next level! #GottaCatchEmAll
https://t.co/ZG1R3ZheZ8
Talk this week Fri 3 Feb at 11.30am is Fossil Collecting on Norfolk's Deep History Coast. To book see full details https://t.co/wc8W18d67Z
An analysis of fossilized soft tissues confirms hyoliths belong to a group of invertebrates known as Lophophorata https://t.co/xez0Inkhkx
You love fossil #pinnipeds too much when you read Acrophoca for apocrypha. #FossilFriday Skeletal by @CoastalPaleo
The final mural of the #VNHM we've got to reveal is for the #Quaternary. Looks a bit chilly.
#fossilfriday #pixelart
If you had been snooping around #FossilFriday today, you'd know the exact name of this 500 million year old almost trilobite-like #arthropod
"Under the Same Stars 1 (Ammonite Night)"
Acrylic, ink, & glitter on canvas
8 x 8 inches
https://t.co/LXy2RJz9zS
#SciArt #FossilFriday
Like your protein millions of years old? Here's a pre-Cambrian protein for #FossilFriday published in @Structure_CP
https://t.co/hPLI34MpXE
We're very excited! Our mysterious fossil has been identified as the toe bone of an Edmontosaur. How did it arrive in Oldham? #FossilFriday
Batrachognathus is a Jurassic #pterosaur with a frog-like mouth #science #fossils https://t.co/4YG5cWVwUH
#FossilFriday A lovely Paleocene #champsosaur from one of our K-Pg Extinction Boundary sites! #TrexDiscoveryCentre @royalsaskmuseum
Giant extinct #fossil salmon fought with spike-like teeth during upriver spawning https://t.co/NjJuce8fLC via @GeologyPage @stan_state