Results from the
Thapunngaka, Laidleria, Sacabambaspis and Palaeeudyctes (with an annoying giant eocene frog).

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Results from the
Hoelaspis (for ), Pycnonemosaurus (for ), Sinomacrops (for Crested Gecko) and Pulchritudo.

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New episode out today all about Sand Tiger environment and ecology during the EOCENE 😱 We interviewed paleontologist and stable isotope expert Dr. - get ready to learn about how researching the past can help us understand the future for sharks 🦈

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Sketch of Early Eocene Nebraska, with Coryphodon and "Crocodylus" affinis.

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Neuroanatomía de una botremídida, nuevo trabajo de M. Martín-Jiménez () y A. Pérez-García () publicado recientemente en

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A male Septencoracias returns home with....a lizard :p



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PLEOCENE
1989
細野 晴臣

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Phiomia was an early member of the Proboscidea; distantly related to true Elephants. Remains are known from the Faiyum region of Egypt; from the Late Eocene to the Early Oligocene.

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Pages 6–7 of PALEOCENE are complete! More here for patrons: https://t.co/JieOQbA235

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In other tetrapods, the openings are either very small or totally absent (the palate is formed entirely by bone; 📷: Witzmann & Werneburg 2017)...but modern frogs and salamanders have these giant palatal openings as well (📷: Eocene frog Thaumastosaurus; Laloy et al. 2013)!

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Remingtonocetus is an early whale that lived during the Eocene.

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I meant to have this ready for but oh well. A giant Eocene frog eats a penguin in what will one day be southern Chile. Based on fragmentary remains of a frog maybe 60 cm from snout to vent- quite a bit bigger than Beelzebufo! Also... salt tolerant, perhaps, maybe?

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Results from the third

Triobus, Propristis, Promyliobatis and Cervifurca

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Two nocturnal Palaeotherium magnum (Ancient beast) begin their search for food after a quick drink. An extinct genus of ungulate known from the Middle Eocene to Early Oligocene Epochs (Lutetian to Rupelian Ages 44.5-33.6 MYA) and discovered in France, Germany, Spain

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Time to take part in fashionably late, of course!

Diplomystus dentatus, a predatory clupeomorph fish known from Eocene deposits. Fossils occasionally show this fish with large prey protruding from it's mouth, presumably choking to death and becoming fossilized.

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Sarkastodon mongoliensis, from the Eocene of Inner Mongolia and known only from the skull, had teeth made for crushing bones

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The Eocene-Oligocene Quercy Phosphorites Formation in France for its incredible 3D preservation.

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Anatomie cranienne d’Andinodelphys cochabambensis, un stem-métathérien du Paléocène inférieur de Bolivie.

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