#Fossilfriday

Natural History Museum⁷

NHM_London

For #FossilFriday we're looking at all things invertebrate for #InverteFest, starting with this dragonfly from the Jurassic limestone of Germany. Inverts were the first group of animals to evolve powered

Dr Liam Herringshaw

fossiliam

I was a little confused to read that my @LivUniEarthSci lecturer, Pete Crimes, had co-authored a Cambrian trace fossils paper with Jane Herdman, since she had died 48 years earlier,

Evan Johnson-Ransom

EJR_Paleo

60. Here’s #Utahraptor for #TheSummerOfTheropods & #FossilFriday, a large dromaeosaurid from the Early Cretaceous Period of North America and the largest member of the family Dromaeosauridae. Reconstructed skeleton in BYU

Russell Garwood

RussellGarwood

For #FossilFriday meet Dunbaria! This ~285 million year old insects is wonderfully preserved: you can even see bands of colour on the wings. It's a member of an extinct group

Lee Hall

paleeoguy

It's #FossilFriday! It's been a busy few weeks and I haven't been doing much #scicomm. I want to jump back in with a classic #paleontology technique: the plaster jacket! Here

Avie 🦄

UdeMischa

#FossilFriday The Palaeobotanical version with your host, Aviwe Lwanda Nosipho Matiwane, the Plant Detective #BlackInNature #scicomm Let me first introduce myself: (1/n)I am palaeobotanist from South Africa and I

Devayani

Geo_Sophist

Fossils are the dead remains/evidence of past organisms. Burrows, footprints & poo can also be preserved as #fossils.#India has a legacy of ancient marine creatures, dinosaur bones/eggs & rare hominin

B. Moncunill-Solé

monqso

On this #FossilFriday, my first solo article is published at @BiolJLinnSoc! https://doi.org/10.1093/biolinnean/blaa157 The study assessed 1387 bones of the giant pikas #Prolagus apricenicus and P. imperialis (Late #Miocene) from Gargano

Evan Johnson-Ransom

EJR_Paleo

26. For #TheSummerOfTheropods and #FossilFriday, here’s a more familiar theropod, #Dilphosaurus, the “double crested lizard”, a theropod dinosaur that lived in North America during the Early Jurassic with fossils found

Dr Dave Hone

Dave_Hone

I've been going through a whole bunch of photos of #pterosaurs for a project so I thought I'd pull out a bunch for a big #FossilFriday thread on these amazing

Avie 🦄

UdeMischa

Episode 4: Fossil Formation/PreservationOn this episode of "Keeping Up with the Plant Detective", we present different types of fossil preservation/formation.PLEASE NOTE: A fossil can represent more than one preservation type.:

Brian Engh

BrianEngh_Art

Ohyeah it's #FossilFriday! Wanna talk about the weirdo body proportions of #Dilophosaurus, based on @NotThatMarsh's newly published & crazy thorough #osteology?I've been workin on a *few* things based on Adam's

Y a r a • يارا • Hectic Skeleton

Yara_Haridy

Oi time for #GuessTheSkull! The weekly twitter game where I show you a skull and you tell me what animal it is!2020 has been tough & the beginning of next

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

Bryan Gee

Koskinonodon

Day 11 of #StereospondylSeptember: the OG temno, the capitosaur Mastodonsaurus from the Middle Triassic of Germany !#FossilFriday #scicomm : u/sfa83 (via Reddit) Mastodonsaurus is one of the oldest temnos from

💚Barix🍩

barix10

"El enigma del artrópodo y lo que no fue". Una historia de decepción, espanto académico y aprendizaje, para entretenerles en este #fossilfriday Luego de un largo año de trabajo, intentando

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