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B.A. Schumacher et al. Cenomanian-Turonian Occurrences of Plesiosaurs in Kansas, USA, and Their Abundance and Ecological Context in the Late Cretaceous Western Interior Seaway. Transactions of the Kansas Academy of Science 129(3-4), 313-341. doi.org/10.1660/062.129.0315
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Finally, after a quite long inactivity, I managed to finish this. #Desmatosuchus smalli portrait.
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Dans la nuit, un poisson-spatule piscivore Protopsephurus (77 cm) se fait prendre d'assaut par la lamproie Mesomyzon. Ces deux poissons vivaient dans Yixian Formation au début du Crétacé, en Chine.
Une version colorée, et l'originale en noir & blanc.
#paleoart #SciArt #china #mesozoic #cretaceous
Do you know how wild and carefree life as one of these critters must have been?
Some trilobite: *sigh* guess I get to scuttle over the benthos. Maybe do some light burrowing.
Aegirocassis: WEEEE
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Result from tonight’s #flocking #paleostream
We drew Infernogallus, Dearc, Peefernogallus and A very, VERY pregnant Ammonitritor
Im not posting my Leptosteus because it’s not post worthy
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WE ARE BACK! Flocking returns!
On tonight's stream we did: Infernogallus, Dearc, Ammonitritor and Leptosteus.
#paleostream
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BIOTA DE PAJA
La biota de Paja (Colombia) es una de las comunidades marinas cretácicas ecológicamente más complejas halladas hasta la fecha
➡️vistaalmar.es/ciencia-tecnol…
vía @vistaalmar
#Cretacico
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Salamander season
#paleoart
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Estimation of body-mass distributions of Carboniferous tetrapod communities and comparison with modern coastal tropical wetlands | Paleobiology | Cambridge Core - cup.org/3V6z1sb
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Great to see our new paper with @Ferron_HG published @iScience_CP!
Jawless vertebrates evolved increasingly hydrodynamically efficient head-shield morphologies, but extinction prevented them from occupying the most optimal regions of shape space.
cell.com/iscience/fulltext/S…
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Breaking news ‼️
A tapejarid pterosaur from the Cambridge Greensand (Cretaceous of England), with comments on its neuroanatomy and the biogeography of the group
[new taxon Hintighernia edingerae]
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Artwork by Matheus Gadelha
Thought experiment: what factors kept non-pterodactyliform pterosaurs from getting any bigger than albatrosses? Why don’t we have azhdarchid sized rhamphorhynchids?
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🚨 Our new paper is out in @iScience_CP! 🐟
3D morphometrics, CFD & Pareto optimality reveal high-performing designs that early vertebrates never evolved—challenging models of evolutionary constraint.
@Macro_Fun @BristolPalaeo @CellPressNews
🔗 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Ankylosaurid skull (?Tarchia) exhibited at the Pocheon "Art garden 1999". I think this is the only occurrence of a scleral ring preserved for an ankylosaur #FossilFriday #thyreophora #ankylosauria
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Are dinosaur fossils hogging top journals? Analysis sparks debate over ‘charismatic’ finds nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
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