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Dr. Scott Hartman - but not THAT kind of doctor

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Father & Husband, vertebrate paleontologist, drawer of skeletals. PhD. Instructional faculty at UW-Madison (anatomy & physiology, evolution, dinosaurs). Webpage: www.skeletaldrawing.com

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Dr. Scott Hartman - but not THAT kind of doctor (@skeletaldrawing.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 19 juin 2023. Le compte a 6 209 abonnés, suit 854 comptes et a publié 122 posts.

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  • Mark Witton@markwitton.bsky.social

    A portrait of Dale Russell's "dinosauroid" for #FossilFriday. The creation of this iconic #specevo concept is stranger than most of us realise, being inspired not only by science but also (probably) Russell's faith and worldview, too. This artwork is based on a maquette created by Ely Kish...

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  • Ausarchosaur@ausarchosaur.bsky.social

    Woops, sorry, I deleted my previous tweet b/c I accidentally showed a skeletal of a juvenile Sinornithosaurus instead of an adult. Anyway, 5 kg predatory dinosaur and a 5 kg predatory mammal. Both from the same ecosystem.

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  • Aaron Kufner@akufner.bsky.social

    TL;DR: We may have been underestimating the species diversity of North American metoposaurids. Figuring out their species is still pretty hard. Maybe it's better to put each species in its own genus so we aren't always flip-flopping generic names. Support your local museums and historical societies.

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  • Aaron Kufner@akufner.bsky.social

    Underdevelopment of the LLS in Apachesaurus has been used to infer that this species may have been "more terrestrial", but read the paper to see why I think this is not the case.

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  • Aaron Kufner@akufner.bsky.social

    Is a modification to this developmental sequence responsible for the presence of sulci rather than roofed canals among stereospondyls? And what other kinds of modifications to this developmental sequence may have been possible? I would argue definitively...Probably? More work needs to be done!

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