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I am a science communicator and self-taught paleontologist/geologist located in Georgia. Future Invertebrate Paleontologist. I collect and study fossils from the Appalachian Basin. Paleo Nerd 🦖🪨 ⚒️
👤 Joined on 15 November 2024
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At the Tumbling Run outcrop; pointing out cobbly weathering between limestone layers (blocky) & shale interbeds (flaky, fissile) that are the first clastic hint of the Taconian Orogeny to come. <ominous music> ⚒️
Show PostOur rockhounding trip to the coast garnered zero agates - all the gravel was covered in sand. We did find many amygdules (pockets which once held agates) It is the first time we’ve come home with nothing to tumble! #oregoncoast #rockhound #amygdules #beachhike #beach
Show PostNo amphibians today live entirely in the sea. Which is weird. And probably has something to do with saltwater and their delicate skin. But here's a fossil that might be a marine amphibian! A potential evolutionary gamechanger. My thoughts for Nature: go.nature.com/4zkZcKz
Show PostPristine, excellent form Apophyllite with Stilbite "disco Ball". Maharashtra, India. www.goldenhourminerals.com/shop
Show PostWe did it! The Sternberg Museum of Natural History is staying open. Fort Hays State called off the December closure after people who love the place raised the money in less than a month. There's still matching money to unlock, so if you can, chip in. fossi.ls/sternberg-252
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