Gabriel Goncalves

Undergraduate Student/ Researcher at the University of Washington in Earth and Space Sciences

[Christian A. Sidor @ChristianSidor]

Our work @PetrifiedNPS has yielded its first new species - a drepanosaur we dubbed Ancistronychus paradoxus, based on a series of bizarre hand claws. #OA paper with @PaleoGabe at https://t.co/TFmY54KRsZ #FossilFriday

[Sassy @LikesPterosaurs]

a good boi :)

[Gabriel Goncalves @PaleoGabe]

My first published paper with @ChristianSidor on the description of a new drepanosauromorph called Ancistronychus paradoxus in Paleobios. #openaccess https://t.co/x2oielfSiv #FossilFriday

[SeattleTimes Opinion @SeaTimesOpinion]

Unlike prehistoric creatures, we’ve been warned about climate catastrophe by editorial cartoonist David Horsey. See more of David's cartons here: https://t.co/gHJe56KQew

[Alex Brannick (she/her) @Alex_Brannick]

UW Vert paleo crew continues to grow!! Always a pleasure to reconnect #2018SVP ⁦@UWBiology⁩ ⁦@ChristianSidor⁩ ⁦⁦@Wilson_KPg_Lab⁩

[University of Washington @UW]

It’s #Halloween, but these skeletons are all science. 💀
Patricia Kramer, a UW professor of anthropology, is part of an international team that completed a virtual 3D reconstruction of portions of a Neandertal skeleton. More via @uwnews: https://t.co/jHvyr4Ay7E
@UWArtSci

[Adam Marsh @NotThatMarsh]

Happy #fossilfriday! Here is a box of fossils I collected yesterday from a #Triassic bonebed, including a crocodylomorph femur, Acaenasuchus plates, phytosaur teeth, tiny reptile skull bones, a xenacanth shark spine, and a drepanosaur tail claw. All in a morning’s work.