MSc in Palaeontology from the University of Alberta, BSc in Earth Sciences from Carleton University. Love myself some ceratopsians and quality time with my cat
Our Virtual Speaker Series continues this Saturday at 3pm! This week we are looking at one of the densest dinosaur bonebeds in the world – Pipestone Creek Bonebed. Tune in to discover what makes Pachyrhinosaurus so special & how it's changing the way we perceive horned dinosaurs!
I'm so excited to share with you all that I have successfully defended my Master's thesis! And as an added bonus I am the first member of the Sullivan lab to do so! A huge thank you to everyone has helped me along the way! Stay tuned all the exciting working from @AncientAnatomy
Was thrilled to get the call to go help work on this amazing specimen. Martensius bromackerensis is an early caseid that reveals a diet shift during ontogeny, which may have facilitated the origin of herbivory in the group. #paleo#fossil#notadinosaur
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Some direwolf skulls from #labreatarpits for this #fossilfriday I’ve been working hard moving the extant Mammalogy Lab Exam to online, so figured some extinct mammals were fitting
Happy Birthday Darwin! It's been 138 years since you left us and humans still haven't been selected against despite our best efforts. Let's see what happens in the next 138 years. Cake was made by Oksana from #UAlberta. #DarwinDay2020#NaturalSelection
What an awesome week to be a female palaeontologist! Yesterday was #InternationalWomenInScienceDay and today's Darwin's 211th Birthday! Here's to all my fellow women in science who never give up and never back down!
Been lacking in #FossilFriday posts lately. So here's a couple happy dimetrodons for ya! Although often found partying it up with your favourite dinos in kid's toys, these non-mammalian synapsids are not dinosaurs at all. In fact, they roamed the earth BEFORE any dinosaur did!
Want to learn about what we've been up to in the field? Check out #DinoTrails Season 2 - Episode 4 and see what #dinosaurs we've been finding in northern Alberta! https://t.co/oaimjZN4z8
Check out the latest documentary featuring yours truly and the rest of the lab! Check out this episode to discover our latest finds in Grande Prairie and check out the rest of the series to find out what palaeontologists are doing all over the country.
https://t.co/pdBWR3v5qx