Hi paleo community. Unfortunately I won't be able to attend SVP in Minneapolis at the end of this month. In the unlikely you haven't registered but still wanna attend, I now have an Early Bird ticket available at the "Student Member/Transitional Early-Career Member" level!

Great to have Anthony says follow me on Bluesky from Triebold Paleontology Inc here Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture UWPaleo for our weekly lunchtime seminar.

For #FossilFriday - we're happy to announce another round of grants supporting students and postdocs visiting the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture vertebrate paleontology collections. Due January 10th - application details here: burkemuseum.org/collections-an…

Just arrived in Minneapolis for the #2024SVP SVP conference. I’ll be speaking about this fossil in the synapsid session on Friday morning.

Here’s the annual UWPaleo University of Washington Wilson-Mantilla KPg Lab student, faculty, and alumni photo at the #2024SVP conference SVP

Throughout this saga, Melanie During, PhD. ⛏🦕🦖🦩🍉 et al. have rightly criticized Sci Reports' shoddy editorial work on the original DePalma work, which contains no data availability statement (DAS), let alone a good one. Let's unpack how this happened from a data scholarship POV: 🧵 (1/n)

New temporary display up today in paleo Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, showing some of the largest fossil and modern bivalves. The big Platyceramus was donated by Triebold Paleontology Inc and collected by Anthony says follow me on Bluesky.

Check out this beautifully prepared pareiasaur osteoderm (bone embedded in the skin) from the Permian of Zambia. Prepared by Cat G. Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture. #FossilFriday

Cool image from Washington State Ferries this morning

Super fun to have the crew from PBS Eons here Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture to talk Permian therapsids today

Had a great time visiting Museum of the Rockies this weekend for their Dinosaurs and MOR event. Big thanks to Scott Williams for the invite

Here we go! With luck we will in Lusaka in about 33 hrs

It's SVP #MemoirMonday, where friends of the Permian get to check out 257 pages of new information on the tetrapod fossil records of Tanzania and Zambia. tandfonline.com/toc/ujvp20/45/…

I haven’t met the owner of the Troopy yet, but every once in a while, my corner of Ballard has the highest proportion of #70Series Land Cruisers in Seattle.

Today was day 2 of digging up these ridiculous bones with folks from the WMNH