#2024SVP@Paleojim: Base of the Cedar Mountain Formation is about 145–142 million years old. A diverse dinosaur fauna is known from the Yellow Cat Member, but completely different community from those of the Late Jurassic Morrison Formation.
🦕 September 21, celebrate all things dinosaur at our annual #DinoFest! Explore their prehistoric past and the science that brings their world back to life through world-renowned paleontologists, rare specimens, activities, and more: https://t.co/FqwTi3YArW
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Check it out - Tankers Kickstarter final day! New tiers added! Wraparound cover for Tankers 0, LaRosa art monoprints, and the original art of my Charles Knight T. rex vs Triceratops homage! Thanks for the support everyone! https://t.co/8Zf66c8C6h
Please checkout Paleontologizing's live stream yesterday. https://t.co/M10uPnnnfC Christa Sadler is interviewed regarding her forth coming Cedar Mt. Dino book. Please support her efforts to get it out this winter. Also sed guru Ed Simpson! @utahgeological@BLMUtah @UtahPaleo
All paleontological research in Utah and surrounding areas went on hold at 1:00 PM for Tylor Birthesol's thesis defense on the new species of Parasaurolophus at GSENM! @NHMU@BLMUtah@utahgeological @UtahSpecies
New dinosaur! Meet Fona herzogae, a new small bodied thescelosaurine from Cedar Mountain Fm, Utah. It fills a gap in our understanding of early diverging ornithischians, revealing they were well-established in N. America by the Cenomanian
Avrahami et al:
https://t.co/0tYX4uM42v
Welcome Fona herzogae! A new species of subfossorial #dinosaur from our mid-K @NSF funded research that fills a gap in our record of North American thescelosaurs. Art by Jorge Gonzalez. https://t.co/n8fSEdGYWA
Very excited to share that we’ve found a skeleton (w/skull) of a new genus of Coniacian-Santonian ankylosaur! 🤩 filling a big glaring hole in North American dinosaur evolution #dinodig24
If you haven't heard... the Dueling Dinosaurs experience is now open @NaturalSciences. It was an eight-year journey to get here filled with amazing moments and fueled by the hearts and souls of so many. Let's look back.
Hey @nypost, we fixed your title for you! Eastern coyotes are an important part of our ecosystem + we coexist in shared spaces. They're not scary or giant, + they don't prowl.
They're NYC locals, just like us!
AI faking images to change the narrative of a NON-FICTION docco, isn’t even the start…
We’re in an election year in the US. What could possibly go wrong?