#Edicaran - Twitter Hashtag

Ben Rideout @TriloBen1

almost 2 years ago

Wonderful day for casting and moving mud at Inner Meadow. #Edicaran #newfoundland #palaeontology #NewfoundFossils

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Dr. Rod Taylor @FossilRod

about 4 years ago

This #FossilFriday: more fieldwork frustration. This rock surface (left photo) has some superb #Edicaran fossils and will undoubtedly provide much valuable data. However, it's a long way down (right) and is only accessible by boat, but is in a narrow channel with dangerous tides.

FossilRod's tweet photo. This #FossilFriday: more fieldwork frustration. This rock surface (left photo) has some superb #Edicaran fossils and will undoubtedly provide much valuable data. However, it's a long way down (right) and is only accessible by boat, but is in a narrow channel with dangerous tides. https://t.co/960Mqbz0zH

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Emily G Mitchell @EGMitchell

almost 6 years ago · Cambridge

The #Edicaran fossils from Namibia are exceptionally important for understanding the Ediacaran - Cambrian transition. Perfect for #FossilFriday

Iziko_Museums @Iziko_Museums

almost 6 years ago

#DYK Southern Africa is home to some of the oldest & most important fossils in the world? Not only does southern Africa have some of the oldest unicellular organisms in the world, but fossils of some of the oldest multicellular life forms on the planet can also be found here!

Iziko_Museums's tweet photo. #DYK Southern Africa is home to some of the oldest & most important fossils in the world? Not only does southern Africa have some of the oldest unicellular organisms in the world, but fossils of some of the oldest multicellular life forms on the planet can also be found here! https://t.co/VECXvTakpR

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Emily G Mitchell @EGMitchell

about 6 years ago · Cambridge

I cant wait to hear all about @Frankie_Dunn_ work on #Edicaran organisms @morethanadodo

Oxford University Museum of Natural History @morethanadodo

about 6 years ago

Join Dr Frankie Dunn in our next free online talk about some of the ancient animals (using #fossil evidence) that lived and died in the wake of the remarkable ‘Snowball Earth’ ice ages around 570m years ago. Sign up now: https://t.co/tdqi4eXLK8 #FirstAnimals