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  1. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  2. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  3. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  4. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  5. #WeekendReading: Dodd et al. about recurring marine phosphorus spikes during major Paleozoic mass extinctions, and how they might be driving anoxia.

    Link: nature.com/articles/s41467-026

    #MassExtinction #Ocean #Anoxia #Paleozoic

  6. Prague metro construction leads to discovery of new prehistoric species english.radio.cz/prague-metro-

    A new species of Soomaspis (Naraoiidae) from the Upper #Ordovician of Bohemia geology.cz/bulletin/contents/a

    "the most surprising aspect of the find is that its closest known relative was previously identified only in southern Africa... Much of #Prague stands on rock formations dating back to the #Paleozoic era, between 541 and 252 million years ago."

  7. Prague metro construction leads to discovery of new prehistoric species english.radio.cz/prague-metro-

    A new species of Soomaspis (Naraoiidae) from the Upper #Ordovician of Bohemia geology.cz/bulletin/contents/a

    "the most surprising aspect of the find is that its closest known relative was previously identified only in southern Africa... Much of #Prague stands on rock formations dating back to the #Paleozoic era, between 541 and 252 million years ago."

  8. Prague metro construction leads to discovery of new prehistoric species english.radio.cz/prague-metro-

    A new species of Soomaspis (Naraoiidae) from the Upper #Ordovician of Bohemia geology.cz/bulletin/contents/a

    "the most surprising aspect of the find is that its closest known relative was previously identified only in southern Africa... Much of #Prague stands on rock formations dating back to the #Paleozoic era, between 541 and 252 million years ago."

  9. Prague metro construction leads to discovery of new prehistoric species english.radio.cz/prague-metro-

    A new species of Soomaspis (Naraoiidae) from the Upper #Ordovician of Bohemia geology.cz/bulletin/contents/a

    "the most surprising aspect of the find is that its closest known relative was previously identified only in southern Africa... Much of #Prague stands on rock formations dating back to the #Paleozoic era, between 541 and 252 million years ago."

  10. #Cambrian ( /ˈkæmbri.ən, ˈkeɪm-/ KAM-bree-ən, KAYM-) is the first geological period of the #Paleozoic Era and the #Phanerozoic Eon.[5] The Cambrian lasted 51.95 millio

  11. Another wonderful vintage paleoart review is up at Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs:
    Gemma covers beautiful ancient ocean life murals by Marie Hubrecht
    chasmosaurs.com/2025/07/17/vin

    #marine
    #paleozoic
    #trilobites
    #fossils

  12. Another wonderful vintage paleoart review is up at Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs:
    Gemma covers beautiful ancient ocean life murals by Marie Hubrecht
    chasmosaurs.com/2025/07/17/vin

    #marine
    #paleozoic
    #trilobites
    #fossils

  13. Another wonderful vintage paleoart review is up at Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs:
    Gemma covers beautiful ancient ocean life murals by Marie Hubrecht
    chasmosaurs.com/2025/07/17/vin

    #marine
    #paleozoic
    #trilobites
    #fossils

  14. Another wonderful vintage paleoart review is up at Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs:
    Gemma covers beautiful ancient ocean life murals by Marie Hubrecht
    chasmosaurs.com/2025/07/17/vin

    #marine
    #paleozoic
    #trilobites
    #fossils

  15. Another wonderful vintage paleoart review is up at Love in the Time of Chasmosaurs:
    Gemma covers beautiful ancient ocean life murals by Marie Hubrecht
    chasmosaurs.com/2025/07/17/vin

    #marine
    #paleozoic
    #trilobites
    #fossils

  16. @KateShaw has made a great new episode about a mystery cambrian invertebrate, a mystery fish, and some other mysteries. Also, some donation links are included at the end, if you can donate to help people affected by Hurricane Helene and its aftermath.
    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.

    #birds
    #sharks
    #invertebrates
    #paleozoic

  17. @KateShaw has made a great new episode about a mystery cambrian invertebrate, a mystery fish, and some other mysteries. Also, some donation links are included at the end, if you can donate to help people affected by Hurricane Helene and its aftermath.
    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.

    #birds
    #sharks
    #invertebrates
    #paleozoic

  18. @KateShaw has made a great new episode about a mystery cambrian invertebrate, a mystery fish, and some other mysteries. Also, some donation links are included at the end, if you can donate to help people affected by Hurricane Helene and its aftermath.
    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.

    #birds
    #sharks
    #invertebrates
    #paleozoic

  19. @KateShaw has made a great new episode about a mystery cambrian invertebrate, a mystery fish, and some other mysteries. Also, some donation links are included at the end, if you can donate to help people affected by Hurricane Helene and its aftermath.
    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.

    #birds
    #sharks
    #invertebrates
    #paleozoic

  20. @KateShaw has made a great new episode about a mystery cambrian invertebrate, a mystery fish, and some other mysteries. Also, some donation links are included at the end, if you can donate to help people affected by Hurricane Helene and its aftermath.
    strangeanimalspodcast.blubrry.

    #birds
    #sharks
    #invertebrates
    #paleozoic

  21. The source of #paleozoic (hemi-) #pelagic calcareous #mud (before the rise modern pelagic calcifiers) has been bugging me, again, recently.
    I have seen arguments for calcification of #cyanobacterial filaments, calcareous #dinoflagellates, breakdown of thin-walled fossils, and I'm not negating #abiotic sources.

    Does anyone have any thoughts on the topic?

  22. The source of #paleozoic (hemi-) #pelagic calcareous #mud (before the rise modern pelagic calcifiers) has been bugging me, again, recently.
    I have seen arguments for calcification of #cyanobacterial filaments, calcareous #dinoflagellates, breakdown of thin-walled fossils, and I'm not negating #abiotic sources.

    Does anyone have any thoughts on the topic?

  23. The source of #paleozoic (hemi-) #pelagic calcareous #mud (before the rise modern pelagic calcifiers) has been bugging me, again, recently.
    I have seen arguments for calcification of #cyanobacterial filaments, calcareous #dinoflagellates, breakdown of thin-walled fossils, and I'm not negating #abiotic sources.

    Does anyone have any thoughts on the topic?

  24. The source of #paleozoic (hemi-) #pelagic calcareous #mud (before the rise modern pelagic calcifiers) has been bugging me, again, recently.
    I have seen arguments for calcification of #cyanobacterial filaments, calcareous #dinoflagellates, breakdown of thin-walled fossils, and I'm not negating #abiotic sources.

    Does anyone have any thoughts on the topic?

  25. The source of #paleozoic (hemi-) #pelagic calcareous #mud (before the rise modern pelagic calcifiers) has been bugging me, again, recently.
    I have seen arguments for calcification of #cyanobacterial filaments, calcareous #dinoflagellates, breakdown of thin-walled fossils, and I'm not negating #abiotic sources.

    Does anyone have any thoughts on the topic?

  26. Giant ‘sea scorpions’ hunted #Australian waters like sharks.

    The two NSW sea scorpion or “eurypterid” fossils, which are in the order of 400 million years old, shed new light on how these fearsome creatures reigned in the #Paleozoic era.

    stuff.co.nz/environment/350392 #fossils

  27. Giant ‘sea scorpions’ hunted #Australian waters like sharks.

    The two NSW sea scorpion or “eurypterid” fossils, which are in the order of 400 million years old, shed new light on how these fearsome creatures reigned in the #Paleozoic era.

    stuff.co.nz/environment/350392 #fossils

  28. Giant ‘sea scorpions’ hunted #Australian waters like sharks.

    The two NSW sea scorpion or “eurypterid” fossils, which are in the order of 400 million years old, shed new light on how these fearsome creatures reigned in the #Paleozoic era.

    stuff.co.nz/environment/350392 #fossils

  29. Giant ‘sea scorpions’ hunted #Australian waters like sharks.

    The two NSW sea scorpion or “eurypterid” fossils, which are in the order of 400 million years old, shed new light on how these fearsome creatures reigned in the #Paleozoic era.

    stuff.co.nz/environment/350392 #fossils

  30. Giant ‘sea scorpions’ hunted #Australian waters like sharks.

    The two NSW sea scorpion or “eurypterid” fossils, which are in the order of 400 million years old, shed new light on how these fearsome creatures reigned in the #Paleozoic era.

    stuff.co.nz/environment/350392 #fossils

  31. Wye o el animal Y (Escumasia roryi), una enigmática criatura de finales del Paleozoico (307 MdA) con forma de saco con dos brazos y un pedúnculo con el que se adhería a superficies sólidas, pudiendo estar relacionado con los cnidarios, como medusas y anémonas. 📷 Apokryltaros #Paleozoico #Paleozoic

  32. Wye o el animal Y (Escumasia roryi), una enigmática criatura de finales del Paleozoico (307 MdA) con forma de saco con dos brazos y un pedúnculo con el que se adhería a superficies sólidas, pudiendo estar relacionado con los cnidarios, como medusas y anémonas. 📷 Apokryltaros #Paleozoico #Paleozoic

  33. Wye o el animal Y (Escumasia roryi), una enigmática criatura de finales del Paleozoico (307 MdA) con forma de saco con dos brazos y un pedúnculo con el que se adhería a superficies sólidas, pudiendo estar relacionado con los cnidarios, como medusas y anémonas. 📷 Apokryltaros #Paleozoico #Paleozoic

  34. Wye o el animal Y (Escumasia roryi), una enigmática criatura de finales del Paleozoico (307 MdA) con forma de saco con dos brazos y un pedúnculo con el que se adhería a superficies sólidas, pudiendo estar relacionado con los cnidarios, como medusas y anémonas. 📷 Apokryltaros #Paleozoico #Paleozoic

  35. Wye o el animal Y (Escumasia roryi), una enigmática criatura de finales del Paleozoico (307 MdA) con forma de saco con dos brazos y un pedúnculo con el que se adhería a superficies sólidas, pudiendo estar relacionado con los cnidarios, como medusas y anémonas. 📷 Apokryltaros #Paleozoico #Paleozoic