#fossilfriday

Happy #FossilFriday! this week I am sharing a couple of images of the same fossil. #Charniodiscus procerus from the #Ediacaran at Mistaken Point in #Newfoundland. this specimen was alway enigmatic and difficult to classify until one day we saw it in late Fall light & its architecture popped out …

#FossilFriday The massive hindlimbs of Torvosaurus (or is it Edmarka?) at the Tate Museum of Casper College, WY

Trilobites know how to rock and roll!🪨🌀 Head to bit.ly/rolled-trilobite to learn more about the rolly pollies of the #Paleozoic oceans & tune in next week for another #FossilFriday from the Paleo Research Institute collection digitalatlasofancientlife.org/vc/ 🦴

Jurassic oyster 🦪 shells in Portland stone - seating by St Clement Dane, Strand; LSE Marshall Bldg, Lincoln's Inn Fields; STK Steak House, Aldwych. All London WC2. #FossilFriday @lseblogs.bsky.social @fossilfriday.bsky.social @pavementgeology.bsky.social

Finally got to see the SUE T. rex exhibit that @thomascullen.bsky.social worked on!!! Awesome to see this massive life sized model with dinosaur “lips”. #FossilFriday ⚒️🧪🦖

Happy #FossilFriday Glimpse of my tiny private collection To be updated 🧙

Woe, Protoceratops be upon ye

Vivaxosaurus (left) and Australobarbarus (right), dicynodonts from the Late Permian of Russia.

I’m working on a frame for art from #FoundingMonstersComic that will be part of an exhibit this fall. Most of the art except the cover & one interior page will be 2D art representing pages from the comic. The corners of the frame are 4 different views of Ben Franklin’s mastodon molar

"Data from: Divergent feeding biomechanics in Late Cretaceous marine reptiles from the Western Interior Seaway" 🧪 📊 Dataset: datadryad.org/dataset/doi:... 📖 Article in Paleontology: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

T. rex Discovery Centre in Eastend celebrates 35 years since Scotty’s discovery (chatnewstoday.ca)

#FossilFriday The T. rex "Scotty" was unearthed on August 16, 1991! chatnewstoday.ca/2026/08/14/t...

#fossilfriday brachiopoda and possibly crinoids or coral in matrix

Don't miss it! It's the last chance to catch the Children's Fossil Competition winners while they're here at the Centre! They'll be moving on to the Lyme Regis Museum from September for the rest of the year before we do it all over again with this year's winners.

#FossilFriday The archaeological museum and art gallery in Aurillac has a small display of Cenozoic fossil leaves from the Massif Central of France collected and described by the palaeobotanist Pierre Marty (1868-1940).

#FossilFriday The 150~200kg Phorusrhacos was the first-described terror bird, and is the type genus for Phorusrhacidae as a whole. Despite often being depicted with a short, tall skull, in reality it (and most larger phorusrhacids) had longer skulls.

Happy

#FossilFriday goers, do you know IOB co author Chase Brownstein? chasebrownstein.weebly.com read his co authored : Aquifer-Mediated Speciation in Cave-Adapted Fishes doi.org/10.1093/iob/... & read doi.org/10.1093/iob/...

New Uncanny Valley animation update for Patreon members! www.patreon.com/posts/166479... The Uncanny Valley is a #dinosaur #bodyhorror story I am making together with @storyboardklaus.bsky.social. . . .

Abri Pataud 1- foot phalanx. 𝘏𝘰𝘮𝘰 𝘴𝘢𝘱𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘴. Upper Palaeolithic. France #FossilFriday 
Courtesy of Musée de l'Homme, Paris Musée de l’Homme @erc.europa.eu CENIEH