Isiah Newbins
@inewbins.bsky.social
PhD Candidate @UWBiology / @Wilson_Kpg_Lab | Paleobiology And Ecology Of Late Cretaceous Mammals | @NSF GRFP Fellow | Climber And Outdoors Nerd | He/Him
Oh Steve!! This is cool! The more LK South American fauna the better!
September 23, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Oh Steve!! This is cool! The more LK South American fauna the better!
Of course! Here are some of the fossils we scanned!
The teeth are so small that we mount them on the heads of pins (safety and easier to study)!
They sit at about ~ 75 MYA!
Small but mighty! Late Cretaceous mammals are the best!
The teeth are so small that we mount them on the heads of pins (safety and easier to study)!
They sit at about ~ 75 MYA!
Small but mighty! Late Cretaceous mammals are the best!
June 6, 2025 at 9:58 PM
Of course! Here are some of the fossils we scanned!
The teeth are so small that we mount them on the heads of pins (safety and easier to study)!
They sit at about ~ 75 MYA!
Small but mighty! Late Cretaceous mammals are the best!
The teeth are so small that we mount them on the heads of pins (safety and easier to study)!
They sit at about ~ 75 MYA!
Small but mighty! Late Cretaceous mammals are the best!
Reposted by Isiah Newbins
This is also the first time I have see a scientific use of multicolor filament. The three colors in this filament end up identifying facets of the teeth that face in the same direction.
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June 6, 2025 at 5:26 PM
This is also the first time I have see a scientific use of multicolor filament. The three colors in this filament end up identifying facets of the teeth that face in the same direction.
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