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#FossilFriday Ever-growing teeth don't always mean a grass diet! New microwear analysis reveals pachyrukhines, curious rodent-like fossil mammals, were primarily fruit & seed eaters 🍴, overturning traditional assumptions. 10.0.3.248/j.palaeo.202...
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Ever-growing teeth ≠ grass diet! New study on pachyrukhine notoungulates, rodent-like fossil mammals from Argentina, shows they were mainly fruit & seed eaters! #Paleontology #fossils
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10.1016/j.palaeo.2026.113585

#FossilFriday HUGE news!

We're thrilled to announce the JAPV!
📍 Tucumán, Argentina
🗓 May 2026

Mark your calendars for the premier meeting on fossil vertebrates! Researchers, students, enthusiasts—get ready!

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Happy to be participating in the CAPA 2025, in #Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina. 🤩 Presenting our works on south american native ungulates. Always a pleasure to share science and connect with colleagues. Great week!
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ppgm: an R package for integrating neontological, palaeontological & climate data in a phylogenetic comparative framework onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/... #SVP2025 @alexh-palaeo.bsky.social @datadryad.bsky.social @tamueccb.bsky.social

#FossilFriday is the perfect day to time-travel!
Our Paleo-LILLO field trip through 14 ka-8 Ma formations was absolutely incredible!
The thrill of uncovering ancient life, piece by piece, is a feeling like no other. Every fossil tells a story!

#FossilFriday 🇦🇷 Extinct mammals from the last 15 Ma! We revealed fascinating details about their locomotor habits and diet. From rhino-like forms and agile macraucheniids to rodents, we explored how ecological niches were shared in the Neogene. doi.org/10.1080/0891...