Darius(@PaleoDarius) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy ! Our new exhibit at the University of Alberta paleontology museum features a baby Chasmosaurus and Saurornitholestes. Thank you to all the staff and graduate students who helped to create this display!

Happy #FossilFriday! Our new exhibit at the University of Alberta paleontology museum features a baby Chasmosaurus and Saurornitholestes. Thank you to all the staff and graduate students who helped to create this display!
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Amelia R. Zietlow 🦎(@TyrantLzrdQueen) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Carthage Institute of Paleontology is facing an existential threat: funding for our preparator ends THIS JULY & we need to find an alternative to save the program & its fossils.

PLEASE SHARE WIDELY.

Our goal is to reach someone with the resources to help.

The Carthage Institute of Paleontology is facing an existential threat: funding for our preparator ends THIS JULY & we need to find an alternative to save the program & its fossils.

PLEASE SHARE WIDELY.

Our goal is to reach someone with the resources to help.
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Ayeli 🎗️(@_ayeli_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm a proud nerd! Be it archaeology, geology or paleontology I'm here for it!
Tar pits (yes, like La Brea)
Ammonites
Giant clams that existed during the time of dinosaurs when the Utah desert was an ocean bottom (pickaxe for scale)
Fossilized oysters from the same time frame

I'm a proud nerd!  Be it archaeology, geology or paleontology I'm here for it!  
Tar pits (yes, like La Brea)
Ammonites
Giant clams that existed during the time of dinosaurs when the Utah desert was an ocean bottom (pickaxe for scale)
Fossilized oysters from the same time frame
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「VεεLoΧΧγ・BITΞƧ」(@The_Episiarch) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hey y'all, I gave a talk for the Royal Tyrrell Museum about the fossil record of parasites.

You can watch the recording of the talk here:
youtube.com/watch?v=RqaJQR…

Hey y'all, I gave a talk for the Royal Tyrrell Museum about the fossil record of parasites.  

You can watch the recording of the talk here: 
youtube.com/watch?v=RqaJQR…
#paleontology #parasitology
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H. Pettijohn(@madlyhazel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Happy , these are the broken lower leg bones (fibulae) of the tyrannosaurs Teratophoneus and Lythronax! Partial healing has occurred in both specimens, indicating the animals lived with the breaks for a short time before dying. (1/2)

Happy #FossilFriday, these are the broken lower leg bones (fibulae) of the tyrannosaurs Teratophoneus and Lythronax! Partial healing has occurred in both specimens, indicating the animals lived with the breaks for a short time before dying. (1/2)
#paleontology
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NHMU(@NHMU) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This , we’re talking Tube Tech with Paleontology Lab Manager, Tylor!

The large crest on the back of Parasaurolophus’s head makes this dinosaur a distinct favorite. But what exactly was that crest for? Check it out!

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Fossil Crates 🦖🦕(@Fossilcrates) 's Twitter Profile Photo

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“monstrous murderer” holotype (at the base of the skull cast) at the Brigham Young University Museum of Paleontology.

The 76 mya Late Utah is part of the southwestern troop of neat beasts.

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Petrified Forest NP(@PetrifiedNPS) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last month, Petrified Forest hosted the annual meeting for the Southern Colorado Plateau Inventory & Monitoring Network (SCPN). Attendees of this year’s meeting were eager to see the incredible fossils of our park and the work being done in our paleontology labs and collection..

Last month, Petrified Forest hosted the annual meeting for the Southern Colorado Plateau Inventory & Monitoring Network (SCPN). Attendees of this year’s meeting were eager to see the incredible fossils of our park and the work being done in our paleontology labs and collection..
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City Hall School(@CityHallSchool) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The grade 3s were on a fossil hunt at the U of A Paleontology Museum! We learned about rocks, minerals and fossils thanks to their amazing collection.

The grade 3s were on a fossil hunt at the U of A Paleontology Museum! We learned about rocks, minerals and fossils thanks to their amazing collection.
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EdMaxwell56(@EMaxwell56) 's Twitter Profile Photo

To Jackson:
The “Lazarus taxa,” they appear alive in populations today and in ancient sediments (supposedly 1/3 of a billion years old). The horseshoe crab, damselfly, coelacanth and gar fish, lobsters, Andean tapir, magnolia flowers, Wollemi pine, and many others.

To Jackson:
The “Lazarus taxa,” they appear alive in populations today and in ancient sediments (supposedly 1/3 of a billion years old). The horseshoe crab, damselfly, coelacanth and gar fish, lobsters, Andean tapir, magnolia flowers, Wollemi pine, and many others. #paleontology
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🦖Queen of the Monsters👑 (FREE PALESTINE🇵🇸)(@hermajestweet) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You may think the pathway to paleontology is full of dinosaurs, cute rocks, comparative anatomy and so on.. but no, you also have to be knowledgeable about THE EFFING SIMMETRY OF MINERALS.

You may think the pathway to paleontology is full of dinosaurs, cute rocks, comparative anatomy and so on.. but no, you also have to be  knowledgeable about THE EFFING SIMMETRY OF MINERALS.
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