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RT @NHMdinolab: There is a lot of amazing dinosaur material here in San Juan - currently surrounded by awesome early dino specimen… https://t.co/jX9r8Mtvst
RT @pdavidpolly: Postdoc in Quantitative Paleobiology at Indiana University (pref for marine invertebrates, but other specialties co… https://t.co/VVlcKOgQiS
RT @NHM_London: What dinosaur was nine metres long and was once believed to be the remains of a giant human? Watch our video and se… https://t.co/RVEPvlghQI
RT @KelvinHall16: Tomorrow is the last day to see the T.rex in Town exhibition here at Kelvin Hall!
Have you visited the exhibition?… https://t.co/NVKNoo1kHC
RT @NorthSeaCore: We can’t mention the Kimmeridge Clay Formation without mentioning Mary Anning, who was a brilliant fossil hunter &… https://t.co/rcSb6Z2xy7
RT @JennyPeteya: Trilobites grew by shedding their cuticle much like modern arthropods (a process called ecdysis). That's why we oft… https://t.co/mEM6H1QCiv
RT @ConversationUK: We asked an Earth scientist how he ended up studying the 'boring billion' – a period between 1,800 and 800 million… https://t.co/x4BFFqVrPW
RT @MinoritySTEM: Morning! My name is Omar Rafael and I'm taking over the account this week. I'm a Mexican Palaeontologist. I've subm… https://t.co/KzMbgC7qAB
