Louis Scott @scott_louis - Twitter Profile

about 2 years ago

@JacoKleynhans Jammer die kaart is van 2004 maar 2024 en 2019 word genoem. Maps het geen kleur kodes. Moeilik om te interpreteer.

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 2 years ago

@TSiderius Hi, you may contact me at [email protected]. It is a long story.

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Palaeontological Society of Southern Africa @PalPSSA

over 3 years ago

Incredible! A 1.9 metre long amphibian left several body impressions as it circled its shallow pond more than 250 million years ago. One of these impressions is shown in photo A, compared with a modern crocodile body impression, photo B. Full details: https://t.co/jQ9dpw9h0Y

PalPSSA's tweet photo. Incredible! A 1.9 metre long amphibian left several body impressions as it circled its shallow pond more than 250 million years ago. One of these impressions is shown in photo A, compared with a modern crocodile body impression, photo B.
Full details:
https://t.co/jQ9dpw9h0Y https://t.co/oxtRH5Qfr8

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 3 years ago

Palaeoenvironments Eastern South Africa https://t.co/y17nh3VUij

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 3 years ago

@MSanlucemo54 Janfrederik robin, South Africa

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 3 years ago

@PalyJen Most people say they are algae. I don't think so. Interesting you find them in soil. https://t.co/T1UZJds4MM

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

almost 4 years ago

New paper on the hyrax dung. https://t.co/AUBHbqI7lW

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

almost 4 years ago

@limi_mao @theotheroad @J_StevensonANU @rebjham @palaeoecology @kalesniderman @VeraKorasidis @PalaeoLou @pepecarryon @ismaelgespinoza Looks like aTardigrade egg on the left.

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

about 4 years ago

@BarneySimon Brasse van kaping

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 4 years ago

Sedimentary charcoal studies from southern Africa’s grassy biomes: a potential resource for informing the management of fires and ecosystems https://t.co/864rk7JWaA

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 4 years ago

@thatpollenguy @ANU_CHL @AusQuaternary @Palaeoworks_ANU @EnvComm_ACT @Lovenature321 @ANUmedia @ANUFennerSchool Very sorry to hear about Geoff and to make it worse on the same day, Desmond Tutu.

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

over 4 years ago

@JOchandoPaleo @pepecarryon Enjoy it Juan!

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

almost 5 years ago

UK Parliament @UKParliament: Take South Africa off the Red List #RedList https://t.co/vk7uvScR1B via @UKChange

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

almost 5 years ago

@fynbospollen A precaution is that eye pieces should be focused separately for each eye.

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

almost 5 years ago

@theotheroad @limi_mao @J_StevensonANU @thatpollenguy @rebjham @palaeoecology @kalesniderman @kia_matley @VeraKorasidis Debarya

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Louis Scott @scott_louis

almost 5 years ago

@fynbospollen Whether darkly stained water coming from peats or fine colloidal silicates from clays, just repeat washing with water several times for shorter periods until clear. Don't speed up. If you are scared of losing pollen this way, check the supernatant.

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