Early Paleontology
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banjomaster64:I 3D modeled and sculpted an Anomalocaris (early to mid Cambrian period) because of a
banjomaster64:I 3D modeled and sculpted an Anomalocaris (early to mid Cambrian period) because of a
A group of early tetrapods known as diadectids were some of the first land animals to become special
A group of early tetrapods known as diadectids were some of the first land animals to become special
Extinct animals. 1905. Cover detail.Internet Archive
Extinct animals. 1905. Cover detail.Internet Archive
Eurotrochilus inexpectatus- the first modern humming birdWhen: Early Oligocene (~30-34 million years
Eurotrochilus inexpectatus- the first modern humming birdWhen: Early Oligocene (~30-34 million years
Titanomyrma/Formicium- Giant Ant!When: Early Eocene ~ 50 Million Years AgoWhere: Good specimens from
Titanomyrma/Formicium- Giant Ant!When: Early Eocene ~ 50 Million Years AgoWhere: Good specimens from
Another Patagonian giantDreadnoughts were a class of giant (for the time) battleship of the early 20
Another Patagonian giantDreadnoughts were a class of giant (for the time) battleship of the early 20
Desmatophocids were a group of seal-like pinnipeds that appeared very early in the group’s evo
Desmatophocids were a group of seal-like pinnipeds that appeared very early in the group’s evo
Aquilarhinus palimentus here was an early hadrosaurid dinosaur known from the Late Cretaceous of Tex
Aquilarhinus palimentus here was an early hadrosaurid dinosaur known from the Late Cretaceous of Tex
A diminutive perinate European Enantiornithes reveals an asynchronous ossification pattern in early
A diminutive perinate European Enantiornithes reveals an asynchronous ossification pattern in early
Earlier in February, I read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World. Mostly because it&
Earlier in February, I read Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s The Lost World. Mostly because it&
During the Early Carboniferous, around 330 million years ago, the region that is now the East Kirkto
During the Early Carboniferous, around 330 million years ago, the region that is now the East Kirkto
cratoavis, a tiny bird only about 6-7cm in length from early cretaceous brazil
cratoavis, a tiny bird only about 6-7cm in length from early cretaceous brazil
My submission for the Bomacker paleoart contest. Depicts various animals known from the early Permia
My submission for the Bomacker paleoart contest. Depicts various animals known from the early Permia
Mary Anning was a woman that lived in the early 1800’s as a fossil hunter and paleontologist.
Mary Anning was a woman that lived in the early 1800’s as a fossil hunter and paleontologist.
ortiies: Small comic tribute to the palaeontologist Mary Anning, who discovered in the early 19th ce
ortiies: Small comic tribute to the palaeontologist Mary Anning, who discovered in the early 19th ce
Vulcanodon – Early Jurassic (199-188 Ma)As promised, I’m featuring another dinosaur toda
Vulcanodon – Early Jurassic (199-188 Ma)As promised, I’m featuring another dinosaur toda
Sivatherium – Early Pliocene-Late Holocene (5-0.008 Ma)Welcome back to Mammal Town! We’r
Sivatherium – Early Pliocene-Late Holocene (5-0.008 Ma)Welcome back to Mammal Town! We’r
Koolasuchus – Early Cretaceous (120 Ma)Thank you for joining me for Soggy Boy Hour. That&rsquo
Koolasuchus – Early Cretaceous (120 Ma)Thank you for joining me for Soggy Boy Hour. That&rsquo
alphynix: Ergilornis rapidus, a 1.2-1.5m tall bird (4′-5′) from the Early Oligocene of M
alphynix: Ergilornis rapidus, a 1.2-1.5m tall bird (4′-5′) from the Early Oligocene of M
Cotylorhynchus – Early Permian (279-272 Ma)Before the Mesozoic Era, millions of years before d
Cotylorhynchus – Early Permian (279-272 Ma)Before the Mesozoic Era, millions of years before d
Primelephas — Late Miocene- Early Pliocene (7-2 Ma)I love elephants. I came out of hiatus just
Primelephas — Late Miocene- Early Pliocene (7-2 Ma)I love elephants. I came out of hiatus just
Psittacosaurus – Early Cretaceous (126-101 Ma)I’m a mess. I’ve been running this b
Psittacosaurus – Early Cretaceous (126-101 Ma)I’m a mess. I’ve been running this b
Diplocaulus - Early-Late Permian (~270-245 ma*)Our second Permian animal, and our first definite-abs
Diplocaulus - Early-Late Permian (~270-245 ma*)Our second Permian animal, and our first definite-abs
Cotylorhynchus – Early Permian (279-272 Ma)Before the Mesozoic Era, millions of years before d
Cotylorhynchus – Early Permian (279-272 Ma)Before the Mesozoic Era, millions of years before d
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