Harry Bridger

He/him; University of Birmingham; undergraduate of Palaeontology and Geology at @Palaeo_Bham; amateur palaeoartist; enthusiast of past and present life

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Shinji, get in the clock tower!

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Today marks the 200th anniversary of the naming of Iguanodon!

Happy #iguanodon200 everyone 🎉

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A new era is born. Watch the Jurassic World Rebirth trailer now.

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It’s not everyday @ThePalAss talks about something you wrote 😅. I’m incredibly humbled, and I hope people continue to enjoy reading it.

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👀Eye to eye with #dinosaurs !

In this blog post palaeontology undergraduate Harry Bridger shares his experience investigating dinosaur eye size 👇

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As a special Christmas treat we have our first guest contributor article on the blog. Read about Eden’s time spent volunteering at Taricaya Eco-Reserve and meet some of her favourite animals. Read it here: https://t.co/VFPn9QdL2I

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Went round the Oxford Museum of Natural History on the weekend, and of course I had a great time.

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Now this is very exciting paper!

New Wealden dinosaurs are always very exciting, but what’s more is that the Ashdown Brickworks quarry, where a bunch of the teeth described in the study come from, is so near where I grew up in Hastings.

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New at Tetrapod Zoology... A New Theropod Dinosaur Assemblage from the Older Part of the English Wealden. Tantalizing remains demonstrate new, earliest Cretaceous spinosaurids, tyrannosauroids and more... https://t.co/84F9F3Gy6m #dinosaurs #fossils

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@CharlieRex26 @NHM_London Yeh same, I reckon it’s the same ones for each day.

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Now it’s December, I can start on this very cool advent calendar by the @NHM_London.

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@Dino_Dobrowski @lapworthmuseum @UoB_LapSoc @ruadhribrennan So fun to have you there, glad you had a nice time!

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Snowy visit to @bhamwildpark.

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I thought I might as well set one of these up, it might be useful.

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There are cryptids everywhere for those with the eyes to see

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@WryCritic Now that is exciting - but why is Rutland of all places yielding such cool fossils?!

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I found something cool in my field notebook, I completely forgot it was in there.

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I’ve just finished episode 2 (Above the Clouds) of @BBCEarth’s Asia, and I’ve got to say I absolutely love it so far! It’s such a well put-together series with some really amazing wildlife filmmaking.

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@TM9380 I think I’m going to have to go for these four…

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Happy Halloween from the Devilled Toad! As a special treat, there’s a new blog article out, where Eleanor talks about her favourite science and nature blogs, including @Ologies and @PangolinPodcast. Read it at https://t.co/fjc1cpI9jl

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Celebrating 200 years of dinosaurs, @HarryBridger3 explains his recent work on prehistoric eyesight in our next article!

Read more at https://t.co/sIX8YSss9c, and be sure to visit the new exhibition in honour of the naming of the first dinosaur!

@unibirmingham @morethanadodo

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The fossil hall was chock-a-block with dinosaur skeletons, pretty much all of which are casts of species found in Utah. Giant sauropods, hadrosaurs, and lots of ceratopsians; this museum displays the diversity of dinosaurs like few other places. (3/3)

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Rounding out my time in Utah was a trip to the incredible @NHMU, one of the coolest natural history museums I’ve yet had the pleasure of visiting. We got to look around the collections as well as the main fossil hall, and of course I wish there was more time to see it all. (1/3)

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Highlights of the collections included the dinosaurs of Cleveland-Lloyd, limb bones from giant ichthyosaurs, and a lot of ceratopsian skulls, such as the holotypes of both Kosmoceratops and Diabloceratops. (2/3)