Ian Randall | 5 April 2010
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The ecological information which can be gleaned from the fossil record is controlled by the processes of accumulation involved, according to a paper by the University of Chicago, which is to be published in the May issue of The American Naturalist.
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Category: Ecology, Geology, Palaeontology, Sedimentology |
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Tags: American Naturalist, Ecology, Fossil, Palaeoecology, Palaeontology, Time-averaging, University of Chicago
Ian Randall | 3 April 2010
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We are on the beach, and have just made this fantastic echinoid find!
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Category: Carboniferous, Field Trips, Geology, Palaeontology, The Palaeo Pad |
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Tags: Brighton, Echinoid, Field Trip, Fossil, Live Upload, Palaeontology, Peacehaven, The Palaeo Pad
Ian Randall | 15 March 2010
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The description of a new carnivorous amphibian, Fedexia striegeli, has provided the earliest evidence of widespread terrestrial invertebrates. The discovery, which is being published in today’s issue of Annals of Carnegie Museum, is around 20 million years older than its fellow land based amphibians.
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Category: Evolutionary Biology, Palaeontology, Vertebrate Palaeontology |
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Tags: 300 Ma, Amphibian, Carneige Museum of Natural History, Fedexia striegeli, Fossil, New discovery, Palaeontology, Pennyslyvania