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Day 7 of #50daysofchondrichthyan is the Sphenodus macer, a shark-like neoselachian with uncertain phylogenetic placement. Its bauplan is similar to the cow shark but this species has a wide jaw and enlarged pectoral fins
#paleoart #paleontology #sciart #shark #Sphenodus
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I remade the video of my favorites from @herbertologist Emil Herbert’s paleo tarot:
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Day 6 of #50daysofchondrichthyan is the serrated giant thresher shark; Alopias palatasi. Only known from isolated teeth but its tooth morphologies indicate that it might had similar lifestyle to the great white shark
#paleoart #paleontology #sciart #shark #Alopias
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26 SHARK PALADIN
#Sharktober #Sharktober2024
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Ever heard of the collared carpetshark (Parascyllium collare)? This little shark, found off eastern Australia, lives deep near rocky reefs and grows to just 85 cm. Despite its mysterious nature, it’s thriving—thanks to its untouched habitat and high survival rates.
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Hey Melbournians! If you missed my comedy routine about boneless fossils earlier this year, never fear, a repeat performance is here!
Please join me and some other immensely talented (and funny) scientists, 15 October, at 7:30!
#scicomm #fringefest #womeninstem
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what if dinosaurs survived the extinction...
[funny pic for reptilian-themed event artbook]
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01 SPACE SHARK
#Sharktober #Sharktober2024
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It's finally here! Geometric morphometrics on fossil goannas from the Naracoorte Caves! 🦎🦎
Thanks to @LizReed_palaeo @MarkHutchos and Alessandro Palci for helping me see this through!
bioone.org/journals/journal-…
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Two of the many illustrations I did for the upcoming new book by @Dave_Hone about dinosaur behavior











































