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See you there. We’ll be showing fossils from Antarctica.
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I wrote up Colonel Birch’s caricatures last year in GeoHistories, message me for a pdf if interested.
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Congratulations - great to have a favourite thesis chapter!
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And here’s the man himself, back in his military days. Maybe not the heart-throb some have made him out to be, but so generous to the Anning family. www.facebook.com/HCavMuseum/p...
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I can ask, she’s here for a research visit.
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I’m hosting Vera next week at BAS, oddly enough.
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It was, indeed, incredible!
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Only if they’re living fish, so no.
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It’s a “thumbs up” from me!
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Sorry to hear of Richard’s passing. An inspiring scientist and writer.
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Good luck!
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Very nice!
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Would it have been better beneath a Diplodocus?
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More common in Leicestershire than Antarctica…
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Thanks for the reply, excuse my not reading the paper, but will do asap.
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Sorry I’ve not read the paper yet, but as far as I can see the Charnwood Charnia fronds are aligned with the other frondose taxa. I’ll go and read the paper.
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Looks exciting!
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A blast from past, particularly Luis’ painting. Wow it’s 30 years ago!
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Looks it, but not sure about the reconstructed colour scheme.
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A reclining Charnia??
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Henry De la Beche celebrated Buckland's coprolitic inclinations in this wonderful cartoon, 'A Coprolitic Vision', c.1829, following Buckland's paper on several discoveries by #MaryAnning: her pterosaur, fossil sepia and coprolites, which she had realised as early as 1824 were fossil faeces.
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Darwin as a scale bar too!
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Some familiar faces!
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Thanks, been here a week or so. There’s certainly a lot of cute cats.
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Nature will find a way…
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Pondwatch!
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Blue-tiful!