Hello All! The deadline for @geosociety.bsky.social connects 2025 abstract submissions is rapidly approaching (Aug 5th). My Co-chairs @masonscher.bsky.social, Ben Kligman, and I still eagerly invite your submissions on #coprolite research! We want to catch a whiff of your work! #paleontology

George Frandsen is the owner and curator of the Poozeum, the largest private collection of #coprolites. As an invited speaker to this year's @geosociety.bsky.social session T154: Coprolite happens, I and my co-chairs are very excited to learn about his work with coprolites. We hope you can join!

At @geosociety.bsky.social 2025 meeting, I, @masonscher.bsky.social , and Benjamin Kligman are chairing session T154: Coprolite Happens: Insights into Geobiology. We have two excellent invited speakers: Dr. Karen Chin at UC Boulder and George Frandsen, owner and curator of the Poozeum.

Ben Kligman, Mason Scher, and I are chairing GSA section T154: Coprolite Happens! We eagerly invite abstract submissions on coprolite research. There's been a lot of movements in the field, and we want to share it!

Ben Kligman, Mason Scher, and I are chairing GSA section T154: Coprolite Happens! We eagerly invite abstract submissions on coprolite research. There's been a lot of movements in the field, and we want to share it!

Another treat in this exhibit was definitely this brachiopod with both spiralia beautifully preserved 4/x

I visited a celebrity yesterday. I went to Philly to visit the
Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel University, and its rotating exhibit on the vertebrate transition from life in water to the land. The star of the exhibit is the holotype material of #Tiktaalik roseae. 1/x