Charlotte Hohman
@charlottehohman.bsky.social
🧬 Biology M.S. student 🌍 Ecology • Species Distributions • Climate 🌋 Background in Geosciences 🦋 Also studying insects, geckos & other wild things 📍 TX
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November 25, 2024 at 6:04 PM
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This #FossilFriday let’s drop below the Permian-Triassic boundary, before the mass extinction. This stem-reptile is a pareiasaur: one of the largest reptiles of the Permian.
This specimen is from #Zambia and was one of the best fossils I found as a new grad student on my first trip in 2011.
This specimen is from #Zambia and was one of the best fossils I found as a new grad student on my first trip in 2011.
November 22, 2024 at 2:40 PM
This #FossilFriday let’s drop below the Permian-Triassic boundary, before the mass extinction. This stem-reptile is a pareiasaur: one of the largest reptiles of the Permian.
This specimen is from #Zambia and was one of the best fossils I found as a new grad student on my first trip in 2011.
This specimen is from #Zambia and was one of the best fossils I found as a new grad student on my first trip in 2011.
Reposted by Charlotte Hohman
Where did our lost rhinos roam?
Distribution charts based on bone finds (individual dots) and habitat suitability for the four fluffy rhinos of late Pleistocene.
These are of course approximate and might not include all obscure finds. #Sciart
Distribution charts based on bone finds (individual dots) and habitat suitability for the four fluffy rhinos of late Pleistocene.
These are of course approximate and might not include all obscure finds. #Sciart
November 21, 2024 at 8:44 AM
Where did our lost rhinos roam?
Distribution charts based on bone finds (individual dots) and habitat suitability for the four fluffy rhinos of late Pleistocene.
These are of course approximate and might not include all obscure finds. #Sciart
Distribution charts based on bone finds (individual dots) and habitat suitability for the four fluffy rhinos of late Pleistocene.
These are of course approximate and might not include all obscure finds. #Sciart
Reposted by Charlotte Hohman
One of the illustrations created for an interpretive panel for the USFS. (I did a bunch of native bush florals as well)
This was commissioned to show the non native Spruce root system compared to the native Larch's system at a camp ground where several old growth spruces were felled.
#sciart
This was commissioned to show the non native Spruce root system compared to the native Larch's system at a camp ground where several old growth spruces were felled.
#sciart
November 20, 2024 at 12:30 PM
One of the illustrations created for an interpretive panel for the USFS. (I did a bunch of native bush florals as well)
This was commissioned to show the non native Spruce root system compared to the native Larch's system at a camp ground where several old growth spruces were felled.
#sciart
This was commissioned to show the non native Spruce root system compared to the native Larch's system at a camp ground where several old growth spruces were felled.
#sciart
Moving on over from X, so I thought I‘d introduce myself! I’m Charlotte, a first year biology MS student at Sam Houston State studying Botswanan rodents. I am interested in paleobiology, conservation, zoology, wildlife management, and outreach, and I’m looking to make new connections here! 🦎🐿️🐟🦌
November 20, 2024 at 7:40 PM
Moving on over from X, so I thought I‘d introduce myself! I’m Charlotte, a first year biology MS student at Sam Houston State studying Botswanan rodents. I am interested in paleobiology, conservation, zoology, wildlife management, and outreach, and I’m looking to make new connections here! 🦎🐿️🐟🦌