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Good puppies… Good, hairless, Middle Triassic puppies 🐶

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2023-04-03

As a triassic dicynodont once said, "If you're good at something, never do it for free." So I made a coprolitepost and put it on a t-shirt (and other stuff) for you to buy, thereby paying me, just as the prophecy foretold!
https://t.co/oM8OZ4cLZu

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2023-03-31

Yet another paper of our Special Issue "The dawn of an Era: Comparative and functional anatomy of Triassic tetrapods" was published today. This time, et al. assess the origin of sauropodomorph air sacs. Submissions still open!

https://t.co/IEzdghyCsT

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2023-03-27

The Pterodactyl lived from the late Triassic Period to the end of the Cretaceous Period ...artwork is from a selection of drawings produced for a t.shirt company © https://t.co/sZdgSgJecg 🦴🥚®™

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2023-03-24

The Pterodactyl lived from the late Triassic Period to the end of the Cretaceous Period ...artwork is from a selection of drawings produced for a t.shirt company © https://t.co/IgBEwdoCXx 🦴🥚®™

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2023-03-24

The Pterodactyl lived from the late Triassic Period to the end of the Cretaceous Period ...artwork is from a selection of drawings produced for a t.shirt company © https://t.co/auoU9jN3lv 🦴🥚®™

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2023-03-24

Day 7 - Sharovipteryx

~ A Mid to Late Triassic sharovipterygidae reptile from Kyrgyzstan. Sharovipteryx was a small reptile with long hindlimbs that had wing membranes, this odd form would have allowed them to glide from tree to tree.

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2023-03-07

Day 4 - Longisquama

~ A small reptile from the Mid or Late Triassic, Longisquama is characterized by long feather-like filaments on its back. These were most likely for sexual display or just something common with the species.

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2023-03-05

My new book - Ancient Sea Reptiles - is out. It's a beautifully illustrated, comprehensive review of the ancient sea of the and and here's a discussion of what it includes... https://t.co/FJ5jm5ckCw

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2023-03-01

WIP. Details of a simplified tree of the Triassic reptiles that I am preparing for my book. A more extended view is available for patrons

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2023-03-01

Not many vertebrates are known from the Late Triassic Norian stage in Western North America: Shastasaurus (or Shonisaurus) sikkaniensis from the Pardonet formation of British Columbia was the largest marine reptile ever found. Gunakadeit was an odd thalattosaur from Alaska.

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2023-02-27

One of the partial results of my post-doc work, using photometry/computer tomography and 3d modeling software to reconstruct damaged fossil specimens, in this case the skull of Pagosvenator candelariensis, an erpetosuchid from the Triassic of Southern Brazil.

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2023-02-13

Honestly a lot of triassic reptiles fit the retrosaur aesthetic.

Postosuchus looks a lot like a retro rex for example.

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2023-01-25

I feel like the only niche we dont seen replicated fully in Triassic Archosaurs is the fact that other than Shringasaurus which was more of a sauropod analogue than a Ceratopsian analogue. No real ceratopsian convergent form in Triassic archosaurs, but I hope it existed

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2023-01-25

Oops. Last tweet had the wrong species. A flock of Arcticodactylus in the Late Triassic. A little update to a piece from 2020 (WIP)

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2023-01-25

Triassic Archosaurs are just so unique considering the convergent evolution that would later be taken by their dinosaurian relatives in the later Jurassic and Cretaceous. What catches my eye is just the diversification into familiar yet bizarre forms of life. Their all so unique.

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2023-01-25

On a Late Triassic afternoon, a large ichthyosaur lazily drifts into a shallower bay on its side to be pampered by local fish and early pterosaurs, who peck at dead skin, bits of food and ectoparasites.

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2023-01-20

were pretty much the reptile equivalent of seals during the

https://t.co/L1MnQwyZws

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2023-01-05