Atop a methane seep from the Cretaceous seafloor, looking out at other methane seeps, made of clams and tube worms 75 million years ago at the bottom of the Western Interior Seaway

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#MolluscMonday Scratched by the feet of countless visitors unaware of its existence, a Carboniferous gastropod in a memorial stone in the cloisters of Westminster Abbey.

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News | Inaugural Te Māori fellowship begins at Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum Research residencies will further decolonise the Oxford University organisation as well as protect the future of Māori collections

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A bit late, but here is an update on what is next for my work: A new appointment at the Natural History Museum @uio.no for three more years with my own museum-funded project called HIPS. It makes possible to continue research in our group and do some very interesting new things🥳🤩 I feel very lucky.

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#FossilFriday Carved stone head from the cloister at the Cathédrale Saint-Front in Périgueux, France. The texture of the chin resembling a beard results from weathering of this Late Cretaceous limestone revealing bryozoan branches.

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