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I decided to a originally discovered in the 1850s here in Kansas. This giant marine predator is from the Cretaceous, and we have a beautiful fossil here at the Institute.

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New artwork for sale! - "strange fossils and sedimentary rock" - https://t.co/D2SzPnvn0i

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From , nicknamed “Jurassic Mom,” an ichthyosaur (Stenopterygius) fossilized with 7 unborn offspring, found in Holzmaden— a not-so-uncommon occurrence in that region. This was, by far, my fave specimen at this awesome museum. Visit if you’re in Houston! 👍🏻

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Megatherium is an extinct species of giant ground sloth. Charles Darwin Collected several fossils relating to Megatherium while exploring South America on the Voyage of the Beagle. (2/5)

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Last week we brought you snails that attach stuff to their shells. Today we give you a newly-discovered fossil green lacewing larva that attached soil to its body as an act of camouflage 130 million years ago. 
https://t.co/z5sGWKzRIY

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Congrats to our research associate Jessie Atterholt & colleagues on their paper naming a Mirarce, a fossil bird that lived in Utah around 75 million years ago! https://t.co/h1mus3xSMv (art by )

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Last nights efforts of a facial reconstruction of early homo sapien fossil found Kenya. The fossil was dated to 10,000 years ago. Can't wait to add the skin.

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Stegosaurus done for a set of custom artworks for Duel Monsters.

If you're interested on artworks for your project let me know!

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One of my biggest "paleoart pet peeves" is when trilobites are reconstructed as if someone just dropped their chocolate-brown fossils right onto the seafloor. If living arthropods are any indication, they were likely very diverse in color and patterning!

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If you don’t know, I love dinosaurs and ancient fauna, fossils are fascinating for me, so here’s a little idea I had to take off my system.

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1853 Sea Urchin Antique Fossil XL chart print. Echinoid Sea life Marine Paleontology Vintage Illustration Nautical Coastal Wall Art Decor https://t.co/kjK4ZIcLOB

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For the slide that started our paper in Proc B! A jaw cross-section of a therapsid shows some teeth fused in place and others suspended in sockets. That's because they are two stages in the lifecycle of a typical tooth! Mammals keep teeth in the "earlier" stage.

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Another great coloring on my last night: a snapshot from Leonardo Da Vinci's childhood, discovering an ancient whale skeleton in a cave!

Inspired by a story written by fellow member Kate Lynch.

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Day 9 This Hadrosaurid (duck billed dino) was a cretaceous herbivore which walked on both 2 and 4 legs. The first fossil was found in Alberta (so named after its capital Edmonton).

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"Lithographica" is a vintage-style depiction of some of the biodiversity of the Solnhofen Limestone, a bountiful fossil formation in Germany. I wanted to show what a naturalist might have seen walking amongst the islands and lagoons of Jurassic Europe.

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Found in Cretaceous rocks in Romania in the 1980s, Eurolimnornis was originally thought to be a bird. https://t.co/1znPjEtR5m

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Basic Tools for collecting fossils/Minerals.

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