#tatonkatuesday — Public Fediverse posts
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#TatonkaTuesday - Finally getting around to writing a detailed #LostBones Substack about the Melrose Minnesota site - a peat deposit uncovered during MN I-94's construction in 1967.
The largest skull from the site (left) is SMM P67.1.33. At 89.5 cm (35.24 inches) across its horn cores. In life the span could have been nearly 45 inches with its outer sheaths
Blog post coming soon! If you know of other sites - comment!
#Pleistocene #Bisonoccidentalis #CitizenScience #Discovery on #Substack
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#TatonkaTuesday - Finally getting around to writing a detailed #LostBones Substack about the Melrose Minnesota site - a peat deposit uncovered during MN I-94's construction in 1967.
The largest skull from the site (left) is SMM P67.1.33. At 89.5 cm (35.24 inches) across its horn cores. In life the span could have been nearly 45 inches with its outer sheaths
Blog post coming soon! If you know of other sites - comment!
#Pleistocene #Bisonoccidentalis #CitizenScience #Discovery on #Substack
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#TatonkaTuesday - Finally getting around to writing a detailed #LostBones Substack about the Melrose Minnesota site - a peat deposit uncovered during MN I-94's construction in 1967.
The largest skull from the site (left) is SMM P67.1.33. At 89.5 cm (35.24 inches) across its horn cores. In life the span could have been nearly 45 inches with its outer sheaths
Blog post coming soon! If you know of other sites - comment!
#Pleistocene #Bisonoccidentalis #CitizenScience #Discovery on #Substack
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#TatonkaTuesday - Finally getting around to writing a detailed #LostBones Substack about the Melrose Minnesota site - a peat deposit uncovered during MN I-94's construction in 1967.
The largest skull from the site (left) is SMM P67.1.33. At 89.5 cm (35.24 inches) across its horn cores. In life the span could have been nearly 45 inches with its outer sheaths
Blog post coming soon! If you know of other sites - comment!
#Pleistocene #Bisonoccidentalis #CitizenScience #Discovery on #Substack
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#TatonkaTuesday - Finally getting around to writing a detailed #LostBones Substack about the Melrose Minnesota site - a peat deposit uncovered during MN I-94's construction in 1967.
The largest skull from the site (left) is SMM P67.1.33. At 89.5 cm (35.24 inches) across its horn cores. In life the span could have been nearly 45 inches with its outer sheaths
Blog post coming soon! If you know of other sites - comment!
#Pleistocene #Bisonoccidentalis #CitizenScience #Discovery on #Substack