Cecily Nicholl (@piginatutu) 's Twitter Profile
Cecily Nicholl

@piginatutu

Palaeobiology researcher @ucl studying crocodylomorph evolution. But first, coffee 🐊☕️. She/her

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linkhttps://www.ucl.ac.uk/earth-sciences/people/research-students/cecily-nicholl calendar_today10-08-2009 21:14:43

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The Palaeoverse Community (@thepalaeoverse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hello, world! 🌍 We’ve decided to bring the palaeoverse to the twitterverse. Give us a follow to stay up to date with our latest progress! We’ve got some exciting news to share soon📦

The Palaeoverse Community (@thepalaeoverse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s here! We are very pleased to share our preprint introducing the palaeoverse R package📦, hosted on EarthArXiv.🌍 eartharxiv.org/repository/vie…

It’s here! We are very pleased to share our preprint introducing the palaeoverse R package📦, hosted on <a href="/EarthArXiv/">EarthArXiv</a>.🌍

eartharxiv.org/repository/vie…
Progressive Palaeontology 2023 (@progpal2023) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We're thrilled to announce that Progressive Palaeontology 2023 will be hosted at the University of Liverpool on 1st-3rd June! ProgPal is run by & for postgraduate students with palaeontological research interests - all aspects of the field are welcome. Stay tuned for more info!

We're thrilled to announce that Progressive Palaeontology 2023 will be hosted at the University of Liverpool on 1st-3rd June!

ProgPal is run by &amp; for postgraduate students with palaeontological research interests - all aspects of the field are welcome.

Stay tuned for more info!
Phil Mannion (@pdmannion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Fully funded 4-year conservation palaeobiology PhD studentship with me EarthSciences UCL using the fossil record of birds to evaluate the impact of climate + early humans on their taxonomic and ecomorphological diversity over the last few million years 🐦🦅🦆🦤🦜 rb.gy/ggwhju

Fully funded 4-year conservation palaeobiology PhD studentship with me <a href="/ES_UCL/">EarthSciences UCL</a> using the fossil record of birds to evaluate the impact of climate + early humans on their taxonomic and ecomorphological diversity over the last few million years 🐦🦅🦆🦤🦜 rb.gy/ggwhju
The Palaeoverse Community (@thepalaeoverse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨Palaeoverse: Workshop and Hackathon🚨 For this #FossilFriday, we are excited to announce that registration is now open for our Workshop and Hackathon event EarthSciences UCL (7–8th September 2023). Event details and registration: palaeoverse.org/events/worksho… #palaeoverse #rstats

Phil Mannion (@pdmannion) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'll be advertising a 3-year Natural Environment Research Council-funded postdoctoral researcher position EarthSciences UCL soon, using histological approaches to reconstruct growth rates & thermophysiology of crocodylomorphs over their evolutionary history, with Ryan Felice & Alexandra Houssaye

Dr. Daniel Martins🐊 (@palaeodaniel) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Croc paper alert. This truly made my day: a new GIANT sebecid 🐊 from the Eocene of France ! Like the Miocene South American sebecid Barinasuchus, their skulls likely reached 1 meter long ! These were truly massive terrestrial predators #paleontology tandfonline.com/doi/figure/10.…

ProgPal2024 (@progpal2024) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We are proud to announce that the University of Bristol ( @BristolUnil ) will be hosting #ProgPal2024 on 17th-20th June 2024! Many thanks to Natalia Jagielska (Natalia Jagielska) for designing our amazing logo featuring Bristol’s local dino Thecodontosaurus!

We are proud to announce that the University of Bristol ( @BristolUnil ) will be hosting #ProgPal2024 on 17th-20th June 2024! Many thanks to Natalia Jagielska (<a href="/WryCritic/">Natalia Jagielska</a>) for designing our amazing logo featuring Bristol’s local dino Thecodontosaurus!
Cecily Nicholl (@piginatutu) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Heading home after a great trip to Museu Geológico in Lisbon. Had fun scanning and describing lots of crocs, and (only slightly) less fun walking up the hills to get to them.. 🐊

Heading home after a great trip to Museu Geológico in Lisbon. Had fun scanning and describing lots of crocs, and (only slightly) less fun walking up the hills to get to them.. 🐊
Paul M. J. Burke (@palaeoburke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new paper on the endocranial anatomy of the gavialoid crocodylian Eosuchus lerichei is now officially published online! Led by myself with Sophie Boerman, Gwendal Perrichon, Jeremy Martin, Thierry Smith, Johan Vellekoop and Phil Mannion doi.org/10.1002/ar.255…

Ana Laura S. Paiva (@paiva_als) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🚨 Excited to share our freshly published study on how climate influenced the body size of caimanines - particularly the giant ones from the Miocene of South America! Here is the link to our paper: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… Click here for more information about the paper 🥰

🚨 Excited to share our freshly published study on how climate influenced the body size of caimanines - particularly the giant ones from the Miocene of South America! 

Here is the link to our paper:
sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Click here for more information about the paper 🥰