Hi all — reminder that student ($600), early career researcher ($1000), caretaker ($700), and international travel ($1500) awards are available to mitigate costs to the annual @MammalMeetings in June in Boulder, CO. Must submit by 3/15 11:59PM https://t.co/Wj1oQU2rvS
Here's something to chew on for #FossilFriday, this recent @ILStateMuseum donation of a giant beaver tooth is the first record for Logan County, and appears to be the 7th record for the state. Donated by Jim Coffey of Logan, Co.
Dr. Thomas Holtz, University of Maryland
“From Tots to Titans: How Dinosaur Ontogeny Affects Ecosystem Structure and Diversity, and Why Dinosaurs Are Not Mammal-Analogues"
#BurpeeMuseum#PaleoFest#PaleoFest2024
Abdullah Gohar, PhD Student, Oklahoma State University
“Egyptian Eocene cetaceans revealing insights into whale evolution
#PaleoFest#BurpeeMuseum#PaleoFest2024
Dalton Meyer, PhD Candidate, Yale University
“The Not-So-Terrible Lizards: Using Jurassic Fossils to Explore the Origins and Evolutions of Modern Squamates”
# PaleoFest #BurpeeMuseum # PaleoFest2024
Katie Tremaine, Montana State University
“From Tykes to Teenagers: Why Homer, Garny, and Other Triceratops Specimens Matter”
#PaleoFest#BurpeeMuseum#PaleoFest2024
Dr. Paige Wilson Deibel, University of Washington
“Plants that Outlived Dinosaurs: Impact of the Cretaceous-Paleogene Mass Extinction on Plant Communities”
#PaleoFest#BurpeeMuseum#PaleoFest2024
Katherine Jordan, University of Nebraska
“Mysteries of the Ancient Oceans: What the Devonian Can Tell Us About Today?”
#PaloeFest#BurpeeMuseum#PaleoFest2024
Dr. Anthony Fiorillo, New Mexico Museum of Natural History & Science
“The Dinosaurian World of Aniakchak National Monument, southwestern Alaska: a fossil resource of global importance”
#PaleoFest#BurpeeMuseum#PaleoFest2024
An optional course in Paleontology saved his college experience
"The Revolution of Virtual Fossils on Dinosaur Science" Dr. Daniel Vidal, University of Chicago
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Is a micropaleontologist a paleontologist who studies microfossils or is he a little paleontologist? hahaha
Today's #FossilFriday is in honor of those who conquered me: The microcrinoids! That little gray dot is a roveacrinid cup.