University of Kansas Paleontological Institute

Publisher of the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology, Treatise Online, and Paleontological Contributions

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Symbiota, which sustains over 1,800 collections and 90 million global occurrence records, is now part of the KU BI/NHM. The merger coincides with the arrival of Director Nico Franz, principal investigator for the Symbiota Support Hub. https://t.co/1OnEG66sDn

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The @PaleoInstitute has put yet another database online. The latest covers Carboniferous & Permian Ammonoidea, complementing #Brachiopoda, #Crinoidea, #Porifera, and #Graptolithina: https://t.co/PcXNECny8P

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#OAWeek at @UnivOfKansas

"Science is very fast-paced. Having that opportunity of getting our data out and getting it to the public where they can see it, use it, build upon it ... things progress a lot faster that way."

🎙️Paulyn Cartwright, @KU_EEB & #OpenAccess Advisory Board

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Congratulations to Professor Erin Saupe, University of Oxford, on receiving the 2024 Paleontological Society Schuchert Award!

@ErinSaupe @PaleoSoc #paleontology

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The @paleoinstitute has added another database to our website: #graptolithina genera in space and time, extracted from Part V, Hemichordata, 2nd Revision, 2023.

https://t.co/PcXNECo5Yn

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The @PaleoInstitute shares data extracted from volumes of the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology on our website. Gerera of #Brachiopoda, #Crinoidea, and now #Porifera can be found here: https://t.co/PcXNECo5Yn

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It's the start of a new semester at the University of Kansas @UnivOfKansas. Welcome to all new students!

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The @PaleoInstitute has published the latest article in Paleontological Contributions by Andrew R. Oligmueller, Stephen T. Hasiotis.

https://t.co/nKtyw0AIH5

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There are two new articles now available in Treatise Online, both components of Part R, Revised, Volume 1. Check them out below:
https://t.co/msbg1qFHrB
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There is a new article just published in Treatise Online.

Part T, Revised, Volume 1, Anatomy of Internal Organs
Thomas Heinzeller & Bernard Ruthensteiner, 2024.
Treatise Online 182: 1-81, 80 fig.

https://t.co/b9yO4g3CdN

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David Burnham, preparator of vertebrate paleontology at the KU Biodiversity Institute and Natural History Museum, is hard at work once again.

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Exciting news! Dr. David Burnham and his team of students and volunteers have returned to Montana this summer as a final effort to finish the excavation of a juvenile tyrannosaur. 🦖

Link to the full article ⬇️
https://t.co/6oW6Ws4JPC

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Check out our two latest Treatise Online publications. Additions to Infraorders Achelata and Astacidea, and Systematic Descriptions: Additions to Infraorder Brachyura, Section Dromiacea, and Infraorder Glypheidea.

https://t.co/msbg1qF9C3

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The @PaleoInstitute shares data extracted from volumes of the Treatise on Invertebrate Paleontology on our website. Gerera of #Brachiopoda and #Crinoidea can be found here:

https://t.co/PcXNECo5Yn

@KUNHM #paleontology

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After 3.5 years of outstanding leadership, Jorge Soberón will conclude his term as interim director of the KU Biodiversity Institute and Natural History Museum at the end of June. Please join us in thanking Jorge for his time, service, & dedication! 👏

📸: Christine Metz Howard

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Check out the new book "Macroevolutionaries" by Bruce Lieberman, Director of the @PaleoInstitute, written with Niles Eldridge and published by Columbia University Press.

@Trilolight @niles_eldredge @kunhm #paleontology

https://t.co/02h6Bd5UZT

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Check out the Career Fair sponsored by @NSF and the Treatise on Invertebrate #Paleontology at @NAPC2024 on the evening of June 18th.

#napc2024 #paleontology

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The Paleontological Institute is pleased to announce the publication of the latest article in Treatise Online: https://t.co/Q6KN2TMgpA.

R. M. Feldmann & Carrie E. Schweitzer. 2024
Part R, Revised, Volume 1: Biotic Interactions
Treatise Online 178

https://t.co/T1u2QrjiEW

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Databases extracted from volumes of the Treatise on Invertebrate #Paleontology, will be shared on the Paleontological Institute website. Genera of #Brachiopoda through time and space can be found here: https://t.co/PcXNECny8P

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A 308-million-year-old spiny arachnid from the Pennsylvanian Mazon Creek Lagerstätte, Illinois, is described in the latest issue of the Journal of Paleontology. One of the authors is Paul Selden, former director of the Paleontological Institute. #paleontology