#ClarkiaWeek - Twitter Hashtag

Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

over 3 years ago

An ancient fly fossil from the Clarkia Fossil Beds in Idaho #ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

almost 4 years ago

Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009 and later described in 2018. Tree-dwelling animals are incredibly rare in the fossil record. #ClarkiaWeek #FossilFriday https://t.co/IDpB9VH1kb

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009 and later described in 2018. Tree-dwelling animals are incredibly rare in the fossil record.
#ClarkiaWeek #FossilFriday
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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

almost 4 years ago

One of the most astounding features of the Clarkia Fossil Beds are its fossilized leaves momentarily retaining their autumn color. Once the leaves are exposed to the surface, the colors oxidize and fade. #ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. One of the most astounding features of the Clarkia Fossil Beds are its fossilized leaves momentarily retaining their autumn color. Once the leaves are exposed to the surface, the colors oxidize and fade.
#ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology https://t.co/QnNXN1UoPZ

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

almost 4 years ago

A modern frond of a Culcita coniifolia (left) next to a fossil of its ancient relative (Culcita remberi-right) from the Clarkia Fossil Beds in Idaho. #ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology https://t.co/hpuzY7L1Tj

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. A modern frond of a Culcita coniifolia (left) next to a fossil of its ancient relative (Culcita remberi-right) from the Clarkia Fossil Beds in Idaho.
#ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology
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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

almost 4 years ago

A fossilized leaf of a water lily from the Clarkia Fossil Beds in Idaho. #ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology https://t.co/HBl1bGBeQC

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. A fossilized leaf of a water lily from the Clarkia Fossil Beds in Idaho.
#ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology
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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

almost 4 years ago

These are capsular fruit fossils belonging to Juddicarpon benewahensis (scale bar 1 cm) from northern Idaho. Their closest relatives are sourwood found in the southeastern U.S., an excellent example of ancient climate change. #ClarkiaWeek #paleontology https://t.co/qPeSljcLyY

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. These are capsular fruit fossils belonging to Juddicarpon benewahensis (scale bar 1 cm) from northern Idaho. Their closest relatives are sourwood found in the southeastern U.S., an excellent example of ancient climate change.
#ClarkiaWeek #paleontology
https://t.co/qPeSljcLyY https://t.co/WuFeYAfnOL

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Fossil Bonanza @FossilBonanza

almost 4 years ago

This week, we'll go swimming in the ancient freshwater Lake Clarkia. Clarkia Fossil Beds is a 15 million year old fossil site in Idaho, USA. It's locally renowned for its fossilized leaves which were preserved in the anoxic lake bottom. #ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology

FossilBonanza's tweet photo. This week, we'll go swimming in the ancient freshwater Lake Clarkia. Clarkia Fossil Beds is a 15 million year old fossil site in Idaho, USA. It's locally renowned for its fossilized leaves which were preserved in the anoxic lake bottom.
#ClarkiaWeek #Paleontology https://t.co/YUzrR8fJM4

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