National Blog Posting Month – May 2013 – Comfort
Prompt – How much do you push yourself to leave your comfort zone?Continue reading “Stick Your Neck Out”
Category Archives: Research
Sunday Night Reflections
The past few weeks have been eventful. A lot is going on. Sometimes it feels a bit like I’m running in circles.Continue reading “Sunday Night Reflections”
“Z” is for Zanycteris
“Z” is for Zanycteris
This is it! The last Paleocene mammal of the month. One that starts with the letter “Z.”Continue reading ““Z” is for Zanycteris”
“Y” is for Yuesthonyx
“Y” is for Yuesthonyx
Coming up with a Paleocene mammal that started with “Y” was another challenge. A big thanks to Dan Spivak (@danman222 on Twitter) for pointing this one out to me.Continue reading ““Y” is for Yuesthonyx”
“X” is for Xanclomys
“X” is for Xanclomys
Xanclomys is a multituberculate with a uniquely shaped lower fourth premolar.Continue reading ““X” is for Xanclomys”
“W” is for Wanolestes
“W” is for Wanolestes
“W” was a letter for which I could find no Paleocene mammals. So, once again I put out the APB on Twitter. Thanks for Dan Spivak (@danman222) on Twitter for pointing out Wanolestes.Continue reading ““W” is for Wanolestes”
Friday Headlines: 4-26-13
Friday Headlines, April 26, 2013
THE LATEST IN THE GEOSCIENCESContinue reading “Friday Headlines: 4-26-13”
“V” is for Viverravus
#RealTimeChem and Isotopic Analysis of Fossil Teeth
Here’s another post for #RealTimeChem week (@RealTimeChem on Twitter). Today, we’re running isotopic analyses of the fossil teeth that we pretreated earlier. Continue reading “#RealTimeChem and Isotopic Analysis of Fossil Teeth”
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