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RT @DippyOnTour: Fun fact! Did you know that modern birds are my closest living relatives? They are related to a group of dinosaurs… https://t.co/yxQcCUdA8J
RT @YorksFossilFest: And finally, with St Hilda's snakestone, the Kirkdale hyena, the heart urchin of Flamborough, and the Rotunda plesi… https://t.co/vAJisbdkCw
RT @YorksFossilFest: Group C comprises the Kettleness pliosaur, the Saltwick seed plant, the Speeton dinosaur, and the Whitby crocodile.… https://t.co/S0NiRc5Aco
RT @YorksFossilFest: In group B, we've got Ingleton's ancient plankton, Cayton's pivotal plant, a Craven goniatite, and the Beast of Tof… https://t.co/wUIw0BEUdV
RT @YorksFossilFest: In group A, it's an ammonite🍥, an ichthyosaur🐉, the star of Saltburn☀️, and the Leeds hippo🦛. Vote for your favouri… https://t.co/z7wInNUiwX
RT @FossilBonanza: Dalmanites is the first Silurian trilobite with soft parts preserved in 3D. We can view the Herefordshire Lagersta… https://t.co/kzaFdxO5pi
RT @SirJoscha: PhD Announcement: Prof. Walter Joyce & I are looking for a PhD student at Uni Fribourg (Switzerland 🇨🇭), starting d… https://t.co/GYjs9Z6rbn
