The palaeontological has to be Haootia - the cup-shaped 560 million year old fossil from Port Union, Newfoundland that contains the oldest evidence of muscle fibres!

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yo im Jo i'm a non-binary artist and i do palaeoart for fun sometimes!

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The second article all about the of This time taking a look at the first to take to the skies. this with the https://t.co/WZZAkPw9Ft

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The Burgess Shale, 508 million years ago. A huddle of Canadaspis perfecta cling to the side of a small muddy slope, avoiding the gaze of larger predators.

Inspired by a diorama from the Seodaemun Museum (thanks )

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January 14, 1801, birthday of French geologist & palaeontologist Adolphe-Théodore Brongniart. His pioneering work on the relationships between extinct and existing plants has earned him the title of father of paleobotany🌿 https://t.co/1ocnwm5U5w

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Palaeontologist Andrew Farke has often been used as a scale bar, mostly in connection with ceratopsians (because that's the group he specialises on)...

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A little while ago, and of Ladybug approached me to do an illustration to celebrate a woman who influenced science and I picked the palaeontologist Mary Anning for her discoveries 🦴

The full illustration is here, go check it out ;) https://t.co/jHXSRxUswT

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First of the year. Not a sketch today, but a photogrammetry of the trilobite Crozonaspis struvei I did for my final essay of Invertebrates Palaeontological. Not the best specimen, but you can see most it's cephalon features, including the cool tiny eye lenses!

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Check out the third Palaeontological Virtual Congress Article: Studying bipedal trackways using geometric morphometrics!

Mireia Costa-Pérez, José Joaquín Moratalla, and Jesús Marugán-Lobón

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Merry Christmas from “Santa claws” aka “saintly crab” aka Sanctacaris.

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Dimetrodon teutonis, a stem-mammal, and Rotaryus gothae, a temnospondyl, both part of the fauna local to the of Germany.

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Entre ellos cabe destacar la especie Palaeoloxodon namadicus del Pleistoceno asiático, que superaba los 5 metros de altura en la cruz, llegando a superar al perisodáctilo Paraceratherium y por tanto desbancándolo en el record de mayor mamífero terrestre de la historia.

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New on : Teaching Palaeography III: new experiences https://t.co/VmWyK1LXF5

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The Oligocene Pacific had grey, miserable mornings too: see for yourself with my latest post at where the plotopterid Copepteryx braves shoreline drizzle. See it in high-res and find loads of other palaeo content there, from $1 a month. https://t.co/dgsB1VYsyE

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Hello! I'm Olivia! (aka Ptera) I am working on obtaining a degree in character design. I love monsters, extinct fauna, eldritch beings, aliens, etc! Anything beastly has my heart! I also have a great fondness for palaeo art and am always trying to learn more.

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Pambdelurion, “the all-loathsome one”, scans the rocky outcrops of the Sirius Passet in search of Isoxys to prey upon.

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The Chengjiang, peaceful for once in a while, due to a distinct lack of giant Omnidens terrorizing everything. An experiment/attempt to recreate that painterly, impressionist look.

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