Manon Hullot, PhD
@manonhullot.bsky.social
Post doc fellow at Centre de Recherche en Paléontologie Paris
(@cr2p.bsky.social) - Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle de Paris (@mnhn.fr)
Dental growth of notoungulates
(@cr2p.bsky.social) - Museum National d'Histoire Naturelle de Paris (@mnhn.fr)
Dental growth of notoungulates
If you missed my first poster Yesterday at the #SVP2025 come and see the 2nd one this afternoon! It’s about Notoungulates and enamel histology 🦷
November 14, 2025 at 10:50 AM
If you missed my first poster Yesterday at the #SVP2025 come and see the 2nd one this afternoon! It’s about Notoungulates and enamel histology 🦷
It's #FossilFriday, let's dive into some amazing fossil lobsters from France!
A recent article from some colleagues at the @cr2p.bsky.social studied beautifully preserved lobsters from La-Voulte-sur-Rhône (162 Mya). X-ray synchrotron tomography revealed internal soft organs and even allowed sexing!
A recent article from some colleagues at the @cr2p.bsky.social studied beautifully preserved lobsters from La-Voulte-sur-Rhône (162 Mya). X-ray synchrotron tomography revealed internal soft organs and even allowed sexing!
December 20, 2024 at 1:23 PM
It's #FossilFriday, let's dive into some amazing fossil lobsters from France!
A recent article from some colleagues at the @cr2p.bsky.social studied beautifully preserved lobsters from La-Voulte-sur-Rhône (162 Mya). X-ray synchrotron tomography revealed internal soft organs and even allowed sexing!
A recent article from some colleagues at the @cr2p.bsky.social studied beautifully preserved lobsters from La-Voulte-sur-Rhône (162 Mya). X-ray synchrotron tomography revealed internal soft organs and even allowed sexing!
They display a wide variety of sizes, from less than a kilo to more than a ton, and shapes, often convergent with other herbivores such as rodents, weasels (Interatherium on the picture) or rhinos (Nesodon lying in the grass).
December 6, 2024 at 12:13 PM
They display a wide variety of sizes, from less than a kilo to more than a ton, and shapes, often convergent with other herbivores such as rodents, weasels (Interatherium on the picture) or rhinos (Nesodon lying in the grass).
It's fossil Friday so let's dive into the fascinating world of South American fossils!
The Notoungulata were the most succesful, diverse and abundant order of the South American Native Ungulates during the Cenozoic, along other singular taxa such as Astrapotheria or Litopterna
The Notoungulata were the most succesful, diverse and abundant order of the South American Native Ungulates during the Cenozoic, along other singular taxa such as Astrapotheria or Litopterna
December 6, 2024 at 12:03 PM
It's fossil Friday so let's dive into the fascinating world of South American fossils!
The Notoungulata were the most succesful, diverse and abundant order of the South American Native Ungulates during the Cenozoic, along other singular taxa such as Astrapotheria or Litopterna
The Notoungulata were the most succesful, diverse and abundant order of the South American Native Ungulates during the Cenozoic, along other singular taxa such as Astrapotheria or Litopterna