No sleep at all during my overnight "sleep study," so I guess it is early on #ThyreophoranThursday. Polacanthid ankylosaur teeth. Got those from the new Berriasian species shot, cropped, and mounted. Given how common polacanthids are, the little teeth are rare.
#2024SVP@e_g_cross: Large size is a good benchmark for identifying teeth of large nodosaurids, and outline analysis can sometimes identify specific ankylosaur clades. But there is substantial overlap, and traditional morphometrics donโt help much.
Last week we announced some exciting results from this summer's fieldwork on the Spatsizi Plateau - we found a bonebed at the top of the mountain we camp under and brought back over 90 bones from multiple species of dinosaurs.
I had an incredible fieldwork experience this summer! Here's a bit about what I was doing! Looking forward to seeing the research that comes out of it from @VictoriaArbour and the paleo team @RoyalBCMuseum !
After three years of exploration, the Royal BC Museum palaeontology team has unearthed a trove of over 90 dinosaur fossils in the Skeena Mountains! Read more at https://t.co/CW9ptPYxta @cangeo @trebekinitiative
The Beaty Centre for Species Discovery at #MuseumOfNature invites applications for the Visiting Student Awards, a #TravelGrant program for graduate student doing research on plant, animal, mineral and fossil systematics.
Learn more and apply today ๐ https://t.co/xY2nJKtqyz
I successfully defended my master's yesterday! Thank you so much to my supervisors @VictoriaArbour and @macromicropaleo for your support and guidance the past few years! ๐ฆ๐ฆท
The @RoyalBCMuseum palaeontology team is coming to Terrace! Join us at Lakelse Lake Provincial Park on July 22 to hear about our fieldwork on the Spatsizi Plateau!
The @RoyalBCMuseum palaeontology team is coming to Terrace! Join us at Lakelse Lake Provincial Park on July 22 to hear about our fieldwork on the Spatsizi Plateau!