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Looking forward to celebrating International Fossil Day with Deccan College shortly (7 am ET)! Thanks for the invitation Vijay Sathe.

Here is the info to join the talk

Our latest research Fossil sqamata and anura from sediments of oldest Deccan Trap lava pile 30n from Malwa published online 27thOct24 Historical Biology. Evidently squamates were unaffected by advent of earliest Deccan eruptions and diversified as response to volcanism.

Congrats to @umich undergrads Anna Zhao (L) and Abby Waller (R), who are on their way to Minneapolis to attend #2024SVP thanks to Stocker-Nesbitt Professional Development in Paleontology Awards!

Great faculty curator gig available in East Lansing MSU. Come join the vibrant organismal biology community here in the mitten!

Check out Lynnea Jackson's poster on tooth imbrication, enamel wrinkling, and herbivory in sauropodomorph dinosaurs!! Really interesting work with some surprising results. TODAY—Regular Poster Session 1, 4:30–6:30. #SVP2024

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Not a complete picture of active UM Paleontology folks at #2024SVP, but close enough. To include all folks who’ve passed through, it would take a better camera. #LeadersAndBest

A gigantic new terror bird (Phorusrhacidae) from Middle Miocene tropical environments of La Venta in northern South America onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/sp… Hopkins Med News Wiley Earth and Space Science #PapersinPalaeontology

Join us for this year's Fall Preview Symposium! Our grad students—Lynnea Jackson (Wilson Mantilla lab), Jada Langston (Levin lab), and Hannah Schroeder (Holder lab)—will present mini-talks. Prospective grad students will attend, so come and help us extend a warm EARTH welcome!

🦴 Signs of bone breakage in extinct giant elephants, likely caused by repeated blows from stone tools, could be the earliest evidence of animal butchery in India, palaeontologists say. ✍🏻 Story by Sahana Ghosh go.nature.com/3YKoS26 Dr. Advait M. Jukar Parth R. Chauhan Florida Museum

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