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頭骨のみの展示でしたが、かなりの至近距離でみれて興奮しました。
#ウィーン自然史博物館
#トリケラトプス
#金曜日だから化石貼る
#FossilFriday
Happy #Fossilfriday! Enjoy this #Nothrotheriops, aka the Shasta Ground Sloth. #paleoart
I have an unexpected opening for a commission! A series of illustrations I was scheduled to start right now got cancelled, so I have time for a commission for the beginning of September. If interested DM me or write me an email (details on my bio) #paleoart #sciart #fossilfriday
Here's an alternate color morph for #FossilFriday. Still not sure what I'll do with this. 🤔
The holotype of the primitive hadrosaurid (Eotrachodon orientalis) from the Santonian of Montgomery Co., AL.
#FossilFriday #Paleontology #Alabama
THERE IS NO #FOSSILFRIDAY
THERE IS ONLY ZUUUUUUUUL!!!
@DavidEvans_ROM @UofT_Palaeo
Happy #FossilFriday! Here's a photogrammetry model of an Eryops pelvis from the Cambridge Museum of Zoology. It finally finished computing the dense point cloud (after days of continuous processing!). My first time using photogrammetry to model a specimen, pretty exciting!
#FossilFriday An Upper Palaeolithic engraved human radius associated with ritualistic cannibalism (Gough’s Cave, UK – 14.700 cal BP). 💀💀 #GoughsCave #cannibalism https://t.co/FykhQ4eciq
#FossilFriday September 6, 1802, birthday of French naturalist Alicide d'Orbigny, pioneer of the study of microfossils 🦠🔍 https://t.co/ap7oCtO9dj
For #FossilFriday, the oldest European ruminant! Bachitherium thraciensis from Bulgaria & Serbia (ca. 38My, Late Eocene). These fossils explain a tectonical diachronism of the faunal dispersals into Europe at the base of the Oligocene (34My vs 31My).
#weloveruminants, #sabertooth
#金曜日だから化石貼る
#FossilFriday
#恐竜博2019 のむかわ竜こと #カムイサウルス・ジャポニクス 。日本産恐竜化石の中でも極めて保存状態が良かった彼の学名が遂に発表されました!!"日本の竜の神(アイヌ語)"、美しい響きですねぇ。
Here’s a few more of the amazing original theropods on display at the Tokyo @dinoexpo2019. Beautiful specimens of Anchiornis, Caudipteryx, Khaan, and more. Awesome to see them all in one place. #FossilFriday
19th century #fossilfriday!
Two marsupials pause on the spidery roots of a pandanus tree to watch ichthyosaur and plesiosaur prepare for battle. The scene, an #illustration for The Popular Encyclopedia (1888), features elements from several engravings by Riou. #DINO #vintageart
A shadowy figure appears at the Musee des Confluences in Lyon...it’s a giant Mosasaurus from Morocco! #Fossilfriday
At 36 I've begun working @hastings_museum. In this display is Williamsonia carruthersii, a cycad found at Fairlight by Philip J Rufford who coincidently retired to Hastings at age 36. There's also his sketch of the type specimen he sent to @NHM_London next to it. #FossilFriday
Pouring one out for the old mounts you totally forgot aren't in #deeptime. Dolichorhynchops, Cotylorhynchus, Paramylodon, and Eurhinodelphis. #FossilFriday
#FossilFriday The 5 Dmanisi skulls (CT-based visualization): D2700/D2735 adolescent; D2282/D211 young adult virtual reconstruction; D2280 adult; D4500/D2600 adult; D3444/D3900 old edentulous adult. Source: Lordkipanidze et al 2013 DOI: 10.1126/science.1238484
The genus Dicynodon was established 174 years ago by Richard Owen. There are two species of this icon: D. lacerticeps 🇿🇦, and now D. angielczyki 🇹🇿 named yesterday (!) for the outstanding Ken Angielczyk of the @FieldMuseum and my #postdoc #advisor #FossilFriday
#FossilFriday @NHM_London The first adult Neanderthal discovered (Forbes’ Quarry, Gibraltar, 1848)
Old-middle-new #paleoart of #Guanlong wucaii over the course of about 6 months.
#FossilFriday