@GWRHelp Please send all awards, general riches, comfy furniture and promotions to Steve, the conductor on the current 17:23 Portsmouth Harbour to Cardiff Central train. Turning an otherwise rubbish day into a delightfully cheery journey! Sincere compliments.
Interested in dinosaur jaws? 🦖💀
New paper out now in @SciReports reconstructing oviraptorosaurian jaw muscle anatomy with @FionMaWS !
We estimate bite forces, and look at gape and cranial function in a variety of oviraptorids and Incisivosaurus...
https://t.co/vZtpBH67bV
The Lapworth presents a new virtual exhibition “Lockdown Coccos”, created with @MariemSaavedra.
This aims to promote open discussion of mental health through her story of loss and geological art-therapy through lockdown 2020, told in her own words. 1/2
#wellbeingwednesday
1/ STOKED to share our new study in @nature, unveiling the oldest-known modern bird fossil! https://t.co/idIc8Xbc1x. We name the new fossil Asteriornis, but have been affectionately calling it the Wonderchicken. @EarthSciCam@christs_college
Thanks to the dedication of our enthusiastic volunteers you can now get up close to the Trilobite, Dalmanites caudatus! Learn more about this Silurian scavenger via our Sketchfab page at https://t.co/1dStUOZJCu
#LapworthRocks#Digital#Palaeo#TrilobiteTuesday#volunteering
Join us tomorrow for our Celebrating Geology Family Fun Day! Find out all about #salt from PhD Researcher @Jack_Seeds. Have a go at pebble painting, make your own rock hammer and much much more!
https://t.co/eIoSQCM2bo
@WhatsOnBMail @WhatsOnBrum@Brummiemummies@Familyfuninbham
Very happy to share the first paper from my PhD with @ButlerLabBham looking at the fossil record of non-avian theropod dinosaurs 🦖 https://t.co/eiDYtlDgkq We conclude that their record is utterly amazing and there are no biases at all... 🤥
Today is a very special day as it marks three amazing years since the Museum re-opened to the public! Happy Third Birthday #Roary! A HUGE thanks to everyone who has supported the Museum during this time! #LapworthRocks@ace_national @HeritageFundWM @unibirmingham@ace_midlands
@Thomas_Clements @Euphanerops @LapworthMuseum For a group that's not a bore,
Simply take a phytosaur,
As compared to Smilosuchus,
Fish and squid are worse than useless.
Stibnite, also known as antimonite, is a sulphide mineral. This example has formed as a mass of bladed lead-grey coloured crystals. Ancient civilizations used this mineral as a metallic cosmetic! #MineralMonday#geology#LapworthRocks#HelloBrum@geology_bham
White Antimony, also known as Valentinite, is an oxide mineral. It has large radiating crystals giving a ‘star-like’ form. Compounds of this mineral are used in medicines, paints, plastics, rubber, and textiles. #MineralMonday#geology#LapworthRocks#HelloBrum@geology_bham