Alessandro Chiarenza
macroecoevoale.bsky.social
Royal Society Newton International Fellow at University College London @es-ucl.bsky.social | #Palaeobiology | #Macroecology | #Macroevolution | PhD'19 @imperialcollegeldn.bsky.social | 🗺📈🦖☄(he/him) 🔗 https://linktr.ee/AlessandroChiarenza
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Also: Martin Ezcurra and Diego Pol in their natural environments
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Our latest: Reconstructing spore evolution recalibrates the timescale of land plant diversification, led by Jack Hooper, Annie Worth, with help from Charles Wellman @jameswclark.bsky.social and myself. file:///Users/glpcjd/Downloads/s41477-026-02432-3.pdf
Show PostAmazing things i have seen in the field in Argentina so far: massive dead spider, nice scenery, condor, Coloradisaurus hi-fiving Zupaysaurus
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A new framed piece to hang on the Tet Zoo Towers art wall. Not the original (artist is Giovanni Caselli), but of historical and personal interest since the image at left is one of the first published images aiming to depict Quetzalcoatlus. #palaeoart #pterosaurs
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Birds could, and did, live in the seasonal, extreme latitude PCF, but crocodylians could not. In fact, in over four decades of searching, absolutely no terrestrial ectotherms have been discovered. Only warm-blooded terrestrial animals could endure such extreme seasons: dinosaurs and mammals.
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