#Fossils

Andy Farke

AndyFarke

Some thoughts regarding the @geosociety decision to cut alcohol from oral/poster presentation sessions (a thread): I'm a beer drinker. I'm a homebrewer. I like...no, love...beer. That said, I'm completely OK

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michaelbeatty3

UH OHHHH"I THINK THE STIMULUS MONEY WENT FOR PAYOFFS TO MAYORS & GOVERNORS" -Chris Matthews -Hardball 2009also ..."Pelosi's not popular because she presided over the creation of a BIG GRAB

Adam Morton

adamlmorton

In case you missed some of the climate and environment news of the past 24 hours This story, and the ramifications of it, warrant a 2nd reading if you've already

Squid

reviewlhu

Carcharocles Megalodon,A thread. Megalodon, meaning 'big tooth,' was a species of the now extinct Otodontidae family of sharks, known as 'megatoothed sharks.'It lived from the early Miocene Epoch to the

sai priya

priya_27_

I was reading the Adityahrudayam, from the Ramayana (Yuddha kanda, canto 107) and came across this verse that describes the water cycle.नाशयत्येष वै भूतं तदेव सृजति प्रभुः। प

Jason Loxton

jason_loxton

Soooo... I arrived on campus and security came over and said: "You're just the man were looking for. We'd like you to come and look at something." Uhm... ominous, but

Mark Witton

MarkWitton

The early history of mosasaur #paleoart is pretty darn interesting. After their discovery in 1764, it seems to take 90 years(!) for someone to attempt to reconstruct one. Here's the

Peter Campbell

peterbcampbell

The World Customs Organization's 2019 Illicit Trade Report is out. A few quick take aways from a quick read, though i will have to delve in deeper. http://www.wcoomd.org/en/media/newsroom/2020/july/the-wco-issues-its-2019-illicit-trade-

Sheldon K. Goodman

SheldonKGoodman

What know you of the devil’s corkscrew? (Thread). During excavation works in Sioux County, Nebraska, palaeontologist Erwin Barbour found spiral structures that went roughly 3 metres into the ground. Neither

Bryan Gee

Koskinonodon

A slightly different kind of #TemnospondylTuesday blog post - this one is doing a survey of some general demographic aspects of temnospondyl research - where it's done, who's doing it,

Avie 🦄

UdeMischa

Episode 5: Glossopteris Reconstruction(Part 1)Glossopteris and its affinities can be confusing. Unlike in the present day, you cannot go and look at the tree, study it, and easily reconstruct all

Philipp Litz

PhilippLitz

Joe Biden aims to make the US power sector carbon free by 2035 the latest. This is a huge challenge. To understand a little better where US stands at the

Philipp Litz

PhilippLitz

The European power sector has been changing significantly over the last couple of years. Although differences amongst countries remain huge, some countries have more in common than you might think.

Verónica Díez Díaz, PhD

Daniajinn

These last months people have been asking me about doing high quality 3D models of fossil specimens with surface digitization techniques. I would like to share with you some of

Christian Kammerer

Synapsida

Important new paper by Susanna Kümmell et al. on carpal evolution in synapsids: http://app.pan.pl/archive/published/app65/app007092019.pdfMost notably overturns ‘accepted wisdom’ on homology of the mammalian lunate bone, arguing it is

Mario Coiro

Lepidodendron

since I am spending Xmas eve alone, I decided to write something about spices! What do these #spices have in common? #botany #Iamabotanist #plantmas the answer is that all of

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