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#art #characterdesign #paleology

#paleology #paleoanthropology #anthropology #bipedy

L'article est à propos de "Cette image montre (de la gauche vers la droite) un singe courbé" #paleology afin de critiquer ma banière ci-dessous"hautement problématique"

Pas au courrant du consensus sur bipédie ou non
Vous confirmez le ton de cette personne me préconisant d'aller jouer ailleurs?

I have followed, on my own time, course of paleology, paleo-evolution, paleobiology

And I am interested by almost all science field I know of

I CALL THIS KNOWLEDGE

And I wonder if you prefer knowledge, or just spitting on those you deem stupid while not being able to speak with them

I understand&agree for the explosion/wall like effect of temperatures rising nowadays!

But unless a #paleologist corrects me: I maintain we have a fossil deposit of THE day when the asteroid struck
We even know it was during spring
It was fast
Years after we only see fungi & fern spores #paleology

I have to check, but according my paleology courses (I am not a real student but thevideo courses were by a real teacher&researcher): there's not been a TOTAL exctinction of trees

They have suffered KPG. Maybe there were in super bad shape
But there were still seeds and maybe plants.

Why?

Not a paleology expert here but I think the KPG limit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cretace... linked with the asteroid impact may have been pretty fast & desastrous too

So I would not say personnally, that this is the worst extinction in 600 millions years
In 66 millions years, in my opinion, is safer bet

Pumpkin Spice Paleology

I do appreciate anthropology and paleology and mythology

They do not have your "dogmatism"
They wonder, for REAL

First ever soft tissues from 183 million year old fossil ichthyosaur.

#paleology
#paleomarinebiology
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www.iflscience.com/first-ever-g...

Likely, such records were kept on perishable materials that did not survive.

I remember my days tangling with paleology, we always had to consider what (kind of) records may not have survived.

Take Norse rune-sticks for example. Most, once the message was received, were probably used as kindling.

#genealogy and #familyhistory (or paleology) pals on here. Or anyone in fact. Can you decipher the beginning of this phrase? From Gt Grandfather rep to poor law and settlement papers 1873 when his wife was admitted as a lunatic. Thanks in advance!

Part 1. Oh, my goodness. Those are just spectacular. I have little trilobite magnets on my refrigerator that I've had for over 40 years. Just finished reading Stephen Jay Gould's 'Wonderful Life'. I have a love of paleology (among a thousand other interests).

Since a lot of people are new, I'm posting this here so new peeps have an idea some things I like. Follow me if you're interested in any of these!

-Monster Hunter
-ReZero
-Gurren Lagann
-Attack On Titan
-Chainsaw Man
-RWBY
-Hololive
-Dungeons and Dragons
-Paleology
-Science/Astronomy

#historian folks, got a question for you. :) In the premodern era, what did the Vatican do when peasants discovered dinosaur bones? Was there an established procedure? Any mentions in the chronicles?

#history #paleology

Okay, guys: "Paleology" or "The Contemplative Mammoth?" Potential subtitle: "Dispatches from the Fourth Dimension."

For blog names, my favorite ideas so far are "Paleology," "The Fourth Dimension," and "Mud & Mammoths." Thoughts? Suggestions?

I may use "Paleology" anyway- it's not inaccurate (I do study prehistoric antiquities, in a way) - & I'm not sure that it's in common usage.

I was all ready to title my blog "Paleology" until I discovered it's a real word: the study of (especially prehistoric) antiquities.