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  1. I am a bit annoyed that they didn't cite our paper on the Eocene carbon transfer by mass flows. I'm fairly sure at least one of the authors was aware of it.

    #Eocene

    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

  2. 🐴 For #FossilFriday the Eocene “dawn horse” Protorohippus venticolus (cast), housed at the Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, UT.

    The original specimen—now in a private collection—is about 33cm (13 in) tall at the shoulder. It is one of two known specimens from the Fossil Butte Member at Fossil Butte National Monument, Wyoming.

    I’ll be posting more about North American equids in the Midwest the next few months.

    #Eocene #equus #palaeontology #citizenscience

    nps.gov/fobu/learn/nature/foss

  3. 🐴 For #FossilFriday the Eocene “dawn horse” Protorohippus venticolus (cast), housed at the Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, UT.

    The original specimen—now in a private collection—is about 33cm (13 in) tall at the shoulder. It is one of two known specimens from the Fossil Butte Member at Fossil Butte National Monument, Wyoming.

    I’ll be posting more about North American equids in the Midwest the next few months.

    #Eocene #equus #palaeontology #citizenscience

    nps.gov/fobu/learn/nature/foss

  4. 🐴 For #FossilFriday the Eocene “dawn horse” Protorohippus venticolus (cast), housed at the Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, UT.

    The original specimen—now in a private collection—is about 33cm (13 in) tall at the shoulder. It is one of two known specimens from the Fossil Butte Member at Fossil Butte National Monument, Wyoming.

    I’ll be posting more about North American equids in the Midwest the next few months.

    #Eocene #equus #palaeontology #citizenscience

    nps.gov/fobu/learn/nature/foss

  5. 🐴 For #FossilFriday the Eocene “dawn horse” Protorohippus venticolus (cast), housed at the Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, UT.

    The original specimen—now in a private collection—is about 33cm (13 in) tall at the shoulder. It is one of two known specimens from the Fossil Butte Member at Fossil Butte National Monument, Wyoming.

    I’ll be posting more about North American equids in the Midwest the next few months.

    #Eocene #equus #palaeontology #citizenscience

    nps.gov/fobu/learn/nature/foss

  6. 🐴 For #FossilFriday the Eocene “dawn horse” Protorohippus venticolus (cast), housed at the Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, UT.

    The original specimen—now in a private collection—is about 33cm (13 in) tall at the shoulder. It is one of two known specimens from the Fossil Butte Member at Fossil Butte National Monument, Wyoming.

    I’ll be posting more about North American equids in the Midwest the next few months.

    #Eocene #equus #palaeontology #citizenscience

    nps.gov/fobu/learn/nature/foss

  7. El Campanile giganteum es el caracol marino, o de cualquier otro tipo, más grande que se conoce. Vivió en el Eoceno (56-34 MdA) y midió hasta 120 cm de longitud, en el límite de tamaño de los gastrópodos, pues su pie deja de ser eficiente con mucho peso o superficie. 🏛️Centro de Biodiversidad Naturalis 📷Ghedoghedo #eoceno #eocene

  8. Another great fossil sorting session this Sunday! It was an unusually fishy afternoon with lots of centra, scales, teeth, and fin rays from several different species being found, among the usual collection of teeth and bone fragments.

    Our next session will be Sunday, Nov. 23 at MRU in Calgary. Everyone is welcome, so come on by!

    albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #eocene

  9. Another great fossil sorting session this Sunday! It was an unusually fishy afternoon with lots of centra, scales, teeth, and fin rays from several different species being found, among the usual collection of teeth and bone fragments.

    Our next session will be Sunday, Nov. 23 at MRU in Calgary. Everyone is welcome, so come on by!

    albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #eocene

  10. Another great fossil sorting session this Sunday! It was an unusually fishy afternoon with lots of centra, scales, teeth, and fin rays from several different species being found, among the usual collection of teeth and bone fragments.

    Our next session will be Sunday, Nov. 23 at MRU in Calgary. Everyone is welcome, so come on by!

    albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #eocene

  11. Another great fossil sorting session this Sunday! It was an unusually fishy afternoon with lots of centra, scales, teeth, and fin rays from several different species being found, among the usual collection of teeth and bone fragments.

    Our next session will be Sunday, Nov. 23 at MRU in Calgary. Everyone is welcome, so come on by!

    albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #eocene

  12. Another great fossil sorting session this Sunday! It was an unusually fishy afternoon with lots of centra, scales, teeth, and fin rays from several different species being found, among the usual collection of teeth and bone fragments.

    Our next session will be Sunday, Nov. 23 at MRU in Calgary. Everyone is welcome, so come on by!

    albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #eocene

  13. Another great Sunday sorting fossils! It was a spectacular haul with a surprising number of partial jaw fragments found this time.

    Rodent molar - CS Ling
    Reptile Jaw - Daegan Kovacs
    Phalanx - Labib Chowdhury

    If you'd like to come assist palaeontological research, our next session is this Sunday! albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #paleontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #alberta #eocene

  14. Another great Sunday sorting fossils! It was a spectacular haul with a surprising number of partial jaw fragments found this time.

    Rodent molar - CS Ling
    Reptile Jaw - Daegan Kovacs
    Phalanx - Labib Chowdhury

    If you'd like to come assist palaeontological research, our next session is this Sunday! albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #paleontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #alberta #eocene

  15. Another great Sunday sorting fossils! It was a spectacular haul with a surprising number of partial jaw fragments found this time.

    Rodent molar - CS Ling
    Reptile Jaw - Daegan Kovacs
    Phalanx - Labib Chowdhury

    If you'd like to come assist palaeontological research, our next session is this Sunday! albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #paleontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #alberta #eocene

  16. Another great Sunday sorting fossils! It was a spectacular haul with a surprising number of partial jaw fragments found this time.

    Rodent molar - CS Ling
    Reptile Jaw - Daegan Kovacs
    Phalanx - Labib Chowdhury

    If you'd like to come assist palaeontological research, our next session is this Sunday! albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #paleontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #alberta #eocene

  17. Another great Sunday sorting fossils! It was a spectacular haul with a surprising number of partial jaw fragments found this time.

    Rodent molar - CS Ling
    Reptile Jaw - Daegan Kovacs
    Phalanx - Labib Chowdhury

    If you'd like to come assist palaeontological research, our next session is this Sunday! albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #paleontology #paleontology #fossils #microfossils #alberta #eocene

  18. ⏰New paper⏰

    Very excited to share our more recent paper published today in @nature Communications, where we show based on #clumped #isotope measurements in a giant sea #snail 🐚 that Europe experienced a monsoon-like climate during the #Eocene high-CO2 period.

    nature.com/articles/s41467-025

  19. The calcaneum (ankle bone) of a rodent from the Eocence Cypress Hills formation, Saskatchewan! This tiny bone is about 50 million years old and was found by one of our volunteers during a fossil sorting session.

    If you'd like to get a chance to find your own fossil, our first session of the year is this Sunday!

    albertapaleo.org/events/fossil for more information.

    #palaeontology #paleontology #fossilfriday #fossil #eocene #rodent #saskatchewan #alberta

  20. Earth’s 8th Continent Buried Under The Pacific Finally Mapped By Scientists [Zealandia / Te Riu-a-Māui - “Finally”? ~wink~]
    --
    dailygalaxy.com/2025/10/earth- <-- shared (somewhat) technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2023TC007961 <-- shared 2023 paper
    --
    youtu.be/DDbc4K7bgnA?si=EZFmmP <-- shared animation
    --
    "KEY POINTS
    • Basalts and pebbly to cobbly sandstones have been dredged from the Fairway Ridge, Coral Sea
    • Dating of the rocks and interpretation of magnetic anomalies allow mapping of major geological units across North Zealandia
    • This work completes offshore reconnaissance geological mapping of the entire 5 million square km Zealandia continent…”
    #geology #doggerland #Zealandia #TeRiuaMaui #godwana #godwanaland #cretaceous #mapping #geologicmapping #spatialanalysis #model #modeling #NewZealand #SouthPacific #continent #sampling #sediment #dredging #petrography #geochemistry #isotope #analyses #research #cenozoic #intraplate #platetectonics #tectonics #eocene #remotesensing #geophysics #geomagnetism

  21. Earth’s 8th Continent Buried Under The Pacific Finally Mapped By Scientists [Zealandia / Te Riu-a-Māui - “Finally”? ~wink~]
    --
    dailygalaxy.com/2025/10/earth- <-- shared (somewhat) technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2023TC007961 <-- shared 2023 paper
    --
    youtu.be/DDbc4K7bgnA?si=EZFmmP <-- shared animation
    --
    "KEY POINTS
    • Basalts and pebbly to cobbly sandstones have been dredged from the Fairway Ridge, Coral Sea
    • Dating of the rocks and interpretation of magnetic anomalies allow mapping of major geological units across North Zealandia
    • This work completes offshore reconnaissance geological mapping of the entire 5 million square km Zealandia continent…”
    #geology #doggerland #Zealandia #TeRiuaMaui #godwana #godwanaland #cretaceous #mapping #geologicmapping #spatialanalysis #model #modeling #NewZealand #SouthPacific #continent #sampling #sediment #dredging #petrography #geochemistry #isotope #analyses #research #cenozoic #intraplate #platetectonics #tectonics #eocene #remotesensing #geophysics #geomagnetism

  22. Earth’s 8th Continent Buried Under The Pacific Finally Mapped By Scientists [Zealandia / Te Riu-a-Māui - “Finally”? ~wink~]
    --
    dailygalaxy.com/2025/10/earth- <-- shared (somewhat) technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2023TC007961 <-- shared 2023 paper
    --
    youtu.be/DDbc4K7bgnA?si=EZFmmP <-- shared animation
    --
    "KEY POINTS
    • Basalts and pebbly to cobbly sandstones have been dredged from the Fairway Ridge, Coral Sea
    • Dating of the rocks and interpretation of magnetic anomalies allow mapping of major geological units across North Zealandia
    • This work completes offshore reconnaissance geological mapping of the entire 5 million square km Zealandia continent…”
    #geology #doggerland #Zealandia #TeRiuaMaui #godwana #godwanaland #cretaceous #mapping #geologicmapping #spatialanalysis #model #modeling #NewZealand #SouthPacific #continent #sampling #sediment #dredging #petrography #geochemistry #isotope #analyses #research #cenozoic #intraplate #platetectonics #tectonics #eocene #remotesensing #geophysics #geomagnetism

  23. Earth’s 8th Continent Buried Under The Pacific Finally Mapped By Scientists [Zealandia / Te Riu-a-Māui - “Finally”? ~wink~]
    --
    dailygalaxy.com/2025/10/earth- <-- shared (somewhat) technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2023TC007961 <-- shared 2023 paper
    --
    youtu.be/DDbc4K7bgnA?si=EZFmmP <-- shared animation
    --
    "KEY POINTS
    • Basalts and pebbly to cobbly sandstones have been dredged from the Fairway Ridge, Coral Sea
    • Dating of the rocks and interpretation of magnetic anomalies allow mapping of major geological units across North Zealandia
    • This work completes offshore reconnaissance geological mapping of the entire 5 million square km Zealandia continent…”
    #geology #doggerland #Zealandia #TeRiuaMaui #godwana #godwanaland #cretaceous #mapping #geologicmapping #spatialanalysis #model #modeling #NewZealand #SouthPacific #continent #sampling #sediment #dredging #petrography #geochemistry #isotope #analyses #research #cenozoic #intraplate #platetectonics #tectonics #eocene #remotesensing #geophysics #geomagnetism

  24. Earth’s 8th Continent Buried Under The Pacific Finally Mapped By Scientists [Zealandia / Te Riu-a-Māui - “Finally”? ~wink~]
    --
    dailygalaxy.com/2025/10/earth- <-- shared (somewhat) technical article
    --
    doi.org/10.1029/2023TC007961 <-- shared 2023 paper
    --
    youtu.be/DDbc4K7bgnA?si=EZFmmP <-- shared animation
    --
    "KEY POINTS
    • Basalts and pebbly to cobbly sandstones have been dredged from the Fairway Ridge, Coral Sea
    • Dating of the rocks and interpretation of magnetic anomalies allow mapping of major geological units across North Zealandia
    • This work completes offshore reconnaissance geological mapping of the entire 5 million square km Zealandia continent…”

  25. El Arsinoitherium fue un mamífero del Eoceno tardío al Oligoceno temprano (36-27 MdA) con dos grandes y gruesos cuernos sobre la nariz y otro par pequeño sobre los ojos. Aunque tiene unas dimensiones similares al rinoceronte blanco, y recuerda a él, es un penungulado próximo a los elefantes, mientras los rinocerontes son perisodáctilos relacionados con los caballos y tapires. Además, sus cuernos son de hueso. #eoceno #eocene #oligoceno #oligocene

  26. El Arsinoitherium fue un mamífero del Eoceno tardío al Oligoceno temprano (36-27 MdA) con dos grandes y gruesos cuernos sobre la nariz y otro par pequeño sobre los ojos. Aunque tiene unas dimensiones similares al rinoceronte blanco, y recuerda a él, es un penungulado próximo a los elefantes, mientras los rinocerontes son perisodáctilos relacionados con los caballos y tapires. Además, sus cuernos son de hueso. #eoceno #eocene #oligoceno #oligocene

  27. El Arsinoitherium fue un mamífero del Eoceno tardío al Oligoceno temprano (36-27 MdA) con dos grandes y gruesos cuernos sobre la nariz y otro par pequeño sobre los ojos. Aunque tiene unas dimensiones similares al rinoceronte blanco, y recuerda a él, es un penungulado próximo a los elefantes, mientras los rinocerontes son perisodáctilos relacionados con los caballos y tapires. Además, sus cuernos son de hueso. #eoceno #eocene #oligoceno #oligocene

  28. El Arsinoitherium fue un mamífero del Eoceno tardío al Oligoceno temprano (36-27 MdA) con dos grandes y gruesos cuernos sobre la nariz y otro par pequeño sobre los ojos. Aunque tiene unas dimensiones similares al rinoceronte blanco, y recuerda a él, es un penungulado próximo a los elefantes, mientras los rinocerontes son perisodáctilos relacionados con los caballos y tapires. Además, sus cuernos son de hueso. #eoceno #eocene #oligoceno #oligocene

  29. El Arsinoitherium fue un mamífero del Eoceno tardío al Oligoceno temprano (36-27 MdA) con dos grandes y gruesos cuernos sobre la nariz y otro par pequeño sobre los ojos. Aunque tiene unas dimensiones similares al rinoceronte blanco, y recuerda a él, es un penungulado próximo a los elefantes, mientras los rinocerontes son perisodáctilos relacionados con los caballos y tapires. Además, sus cuernos son de hueso. #eoceno #eocene #oligoceno #oligocene

  30. 🐂 It’s a #Eocene #FossilFriday! 🐂 🐴🐘🦥🐪 This beautiful Megacerops skull is on display at the Trailside Museum in Crawford, Nebraska.

    Megacerops upper molars feature a diagnostic W-shaped outer shearing surface, adapted for slicing through leaves and other plant material.

    The Trailside Museum also houses the famous “Clash of the Mammoths” exhibit.

    trailside.unl.edu/

    #BrontopsRobustus #Titanothere #TrailsideMusuem #Palaeontology #CitizenScience

  31. 🐂 It’s a #Eocene #FossilFriday! 🐂 🐴🐘🦥🐪 This beautiful Megacerops skull is on display at the Trailside Museum in Crawford, Nebraska.

    Megacerops upper molars feature a diagnostic W-shaped outer shearing surface, adapted for slicing through leaves and other plant material.

    The Trailside Museum also houses the famous “Clash of the Mammoths” exhibit.

    trailside.unl.edu/

    #BrontopsRobustus #Titanothere #TrailsideMusuem #Palaeontology #CitizenScience

  32. 🐂 It’s a #Eocene #FossilFriday! 🐂 🐴🐘🦥🐪 This beautiful Megacerops skull is on display at the Trailside Museum in Crawford, Nebraska.

    Megacerops upper molars feature a diagnostic W-shaped outer shearing surface, adapted for slicing through leaves and other plant material.

    The Trailside Museum also houses the famous “Clash of the Mammoths” exhibit.

    trailside.unl.edu/

    #BrontopsRobustus #Titanothere #TrailsideMusuem #Palaeontology #CitizenScience

  33. 🐂 It’s a #Eocene #FossilFriday! 🐂 🐴🐘🦥🐪 This beautiful Megacerops skull is on display at the Trailside Museum in Crawford, Nebraska.

    Megacerops upper molars feature a diagnostic W-shaped outer shearing surface, adapted for slicing through leaves and other plant material.

    The Trailside Museum also houses the famous “Clash of the Mammoths” exhibit.

    trailside.unl.edu/

    #BrontopsRobustus #Titanothere #TrailsideMusuem #Palaeontology #CitizenScience

  34. 🐂 It’s a #Eocene #FossilFriday! 🐂 🐴🐘🦥🐪 This beautiful Megacerops skull is on display at the Trailside Museum in Crawford, Nebraska.

    Megacerops upper molars feature a diagnostic W-shaped outer shearing surface, adapted for slicing through leaves and other plant material.

    The Trailside Museum also houses the famous “Clash of the Mammoths” exhibit.

    trailside.unl.edu/

    #BrontopsRobustus #Titanothere #TrailsideMusuem #Palaeontology #CitizenScience

  35. El Gyaclavator kohlsi fue una chinche de encaje (Tingidae) de finales del Eoceno temprano. Los machos, que son los que se han conservado, tienen un distiflagelómero (la porción distal de la antena) más grueso que podría haber usado para competir con otros machos o cortejar a las hembras. 📷Wrappler, 2015 #eoceno #eocene

  36. Durante la primera mitad del Eoceno (56-34 MdA), el Dasornis emuinus sobrevolaba los mares. Era un ave acuática con una envergadura de 5-6 metros relacionada con los pelícanos o los patos. Sus colmillos son realmente prolongaciones óseas. 📷Ludger Bollen #eoceno #eocene

  37. El Poebrotherium era el antepasado de los camélidos, el primero con un aspecto que recuerda a las especies modernas, pero con el tamaño de una oveja. Entonces no estaba especializado ni en su hábitat, viviendo en llanuras, valles y bosques, ni en su alimentación, con una vida más similar a las gacelas. 📷Jonathan Chen #eoceno #eocene #mioceno #miocene

  38. My 25 years of palaeoart chronology...

    The 2022 Korean translation of Locked in Time (by Dr Dean Lomax & published by Columbia University Press) commissioned me to colourise my 50 greyscale illustrations. "Their Last Embrace" shows two Allaeochelys turtles copulating to their death in a toxic Eocene Messel Lake.

    #Art #Painting #PaleoArt #PalaeoArt #SciArt #SciComm #DigitalArt #Illustration #Dinosaurs #Reptiles #Palaeontology #Paleontology #Messel #Eocene #Turtles

  39. The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (JODA) preserves a fantastic record of Oregon's #Eocene and #Oligocene environments. A new study examines several JODA trackways to further understand fauna and their behaviors in these changing ecosystems.

    Image: Figure 2 from the paper. Digital elevation model (DEM) of avian tracks from JODA 1536. Scale bar equals ~20mm.

    Authors: Conner J Bennett, Nicholas A Famoso, and Daniel I Hembree

    Full #OpenAccess Paper:
    doi.org/10.26879/1413

  40. The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (JODA) preserves a fantastic record of Oregon's #Eocene and #Oligocene environments. A new study examines several JODA trackways to further understand fauna and their behaviors in these changing ecosystems.

    Image: Figure 2 from the paper. Digital elevation model (DEM) of avian tracks from JODA 1536. Scale bar equals ~20mm.

    Authors: Conner J Bennett, Nicholas A Famoso, and Daniel I Hembree

    Full #OpenAccess Paper:
    doi.org/10.26879/1413

  41. The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (JODA) preserves a fantastic record of Oregon's #Eocene and #Oligocene environments. A new study examines several JODA trackways to further understand fauna and their behaviors in these changing ecosystems.

    Image: Figure 2 from the paper. Digital elevation model (DEM) of avian tracks from JODA 1536. Scale bar equals ~20mm.

    Authors: Conner J Bennett, Nicholas A Famoso, and Daniel I Hembree

    Full #OpenAccess Paper:
    doi.org/10.26879/1413

  42. The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (JODA) preserves a fantastic record of Oregon's #Eocene and #Oligocene environments. A new study examines several JODA trackways to further understand fauna and their behaviors in these changing ecosystems.

    Image: Figure 2 from the paper. Digital elevation model (DEM) of avian tracks from JODA 1536. Scale bar equals ~20mm.

    Authors: Conner J Bennett, Nicholas A Famoso, and Daniel I Hembree

    Full #OpenAccess Paper:
    doi.org/10.26879/1413

  43. The John Day Fossil Beds National Monument (JODA) preserves a fantastic record of Oregon's #Eocene and #Oligocene environments. A new study examines several JODA trackways to further understand fauna and their behaviors in these changing ecosystems.

    Image: Figure 2 from the paper. Digital elevation model (DEM) of avian tracks from JODA 1536. Scale bar equals ~20mm.

    Authors: Conner J Bennett, Nicholas A Famoso, and Daniel I Hembree

    Full #OpenAccess Paper:
    doi.org/10.26879/1413

  44. Insects in amber, a #paleo classic! A new paper reports the first reliable fossil record of butterflies in #Eocene Baltic amber. This uniquely patterned egg resembles those of modern admiral butterflies, suggesting that their relatives are at least 35 million years old.

    Image: Figure 2 from the paper. A close-up of the hexagonal surface sculpturing of the egg inclusion. Scale bar equals 0.5mm.

    Authors: Thilo C Fischer and Axel Hausmann

    Full #OpenAccess Paper:
    doi.org/10.26879/1407

  45. Encontrar fósiles puede ser más difícil que encontrar una aguja en un pajar si son tan pequeños como el Teilhardina brandti, un tití norteamericano de comienzos del Eoceno (56-47 mda). En la imagen, dos falanges del dedo. 📷Kristen Grace #eoceno #eocene #fosiles #fossils