paleodude.bsky.social
Masters Student at the University of Calgary | Academic Correspondent for @jfd1.bsky.social | He/him
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I'm quite knowledgeable on things that go bump in the Permian night. Wasn't able to send a DM as yours appear closed at the moment.
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The only way things get better is if you name and shame who's in the comments.
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De-extinction is the “let’s colonize Mars” for Biologists. Instead of working to fix & be sustainable, its a frat boy mentality that we can just trash it all and science will undo it. We don’t need to change our behaviors because we can control Z it
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That's the plan for the time being. I want to stress that so far working in Canada as a Master's student has been lovely. I just don't think I can deal with the political instability back home and would rather consider immigration.
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Unfortunately Anomalocaris has been extinct for nearly 500 million years. I'm sorry you had to hear it from me.
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Instructions this time by Foosbubs: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-190...
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Guessing the Eons Mammoth figure box art? Can't wait to see the full piece!
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Couldn't agree more. The pursuit of "high impact" and "groundbreaking" paper on shoddy foundations leads to a total collapse. I only wish institutions and grants saw it that way.
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Instructions again done by the fantastic Ambrosino on Rebrickable: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-133...
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Instructions again by the excellent Ambrosino.
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-134...
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Would funny little critter be more appropriate?
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Oops realized I didn't credit the instructions. This was again the talented Ambrosino and you can find the instructions here: rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-136...
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Here are the instructions if you also want to make one:
rebrickable.com/mocs/MOC-147...
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They sure are! The only birds that reduce how hollow the bones are are diving birds like penguins in order to help with buoyancy.
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Photo of the seriema by the incredibly talented Joel Sartore.