📢A🆕 issue has been published today! Let's have a look inside: news on the bite force of #Triassic aetosaurs, a new tuatara from the Cretaceous of #Patagonia, and new middle Paleozoic bivalves from #Bolivia + a book review. 🇦🇷🇧🇴Enjoy the reading! 🎇 ameghiniana.org.ar

Seguimos conectando 🙌🏽

Join us for a Reddit, Inc. AMA today at 12pm ET with paleontologist Diego Pol! He specifically studies dinosaurs in Patagonia. Start submitting your questions here: on.natgeo.com/3aguxEl

Segmented frill don’t the tail of an Edmontosaurus, from the Hell Creek Formation, Montana. Dinosaurs had cool accoutrements! #fossilfriday #dinosaursarecool #montana

What does a #pterosaur and a #747 ✈️ have in common? Find out in our new paper on Monday #CountdownToLaunch #FossilFriday HKU_Science The University of Hong Kong Dinosaur Ecosystems

With our new paper hot from the press (doi.org/10.1038/s41598…), I can now share this video showing the result of our #XCT experiment with Diego Pol at the European Synchrotron, on eggs of the sauropodomorph dinosaur Mussaurus, just in time for #FossilFriday!

Breakfast in the field

Finding fossils in Patagonia

100 km from nearest town in Patagonia, pandemic scarecrows are a thing

In those days that looking for dinosaurs in the Late Jurassic of Patagonia produces null results, it is always nice to find specimens of the teleost fish Luisiella

Always a treat to camp in the Chubut River valley during the expeditions to the Jurassic beds of the Cañadon Asfalto basin, Patagonia

The @clarivate Journal Impact Factor has increased from 2001 up to the present, albeit with some small up and downs. This is a consequence of many previous right decisions made by the Editorial Teams. Our JIF 2020 is 1,653!🥳

Abandoned house, a perfect spot for a lunch stop

Sunday mode

Dr. Jasmina Wiemann and I did a thing 💜🦖 #WomenInSTEM youtu.be/nBqd_V418Kg

Nice to read this Current Biology dispatch by Dr Emma Dunne which references our recent paper (doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…) investigating Mesozoic dinosaur biogeography & its implications for understanding sauropod paleobiology 🦕: doi.org/10.1016/j.cub.…

We have just published a paper in The Anatomical Record about the homology of the posterior mandibular bones of crocodiles and their extinct relatives. We integrated fossil and embryological data to investigate the fate of the prearticular bone (1/n).

Thrilled to share our new study led by the Field Museum entitled “Subaqueous foraging among carnivorous dinosaurs” published today in nature! We found that, while #Spinosaurus and #Baryonyx could swim underwater, #Suchomimus could not. Thread nature.com/articles/s4158…

The 7th International Palaeontological Congress is happening in Cape Town, from 30 of November to 3 of December 2026! Save the Date! Looking forward to see all of you! ipc7.site