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The 18th Conference on Australasian Vertebrate Evolution, Palaeontology and Systematics CAVEPS Palaeo is coming to Melbourne Museum in November 2023! Register NOW: museumsvictoria.com.au/melbournemuseu… Early Bird registration closes 31 July! #FossilFriday

Guess which handsome palaeontologist has made good progress this week on porting the previously maya-only #XROMM toolkit to Blender (#B3D)? XCam and rigid body transformations both working nicely. Aiming for an initial packaged add-on release next week (maybe).

Come on down to the chicken shed (P3-6, Auditorium A/B/D) this afternoon to see my poster on tweaking the chicken beak.🐥🐔🐓 #ICM2023

Huge thanks to the #ICVM2023 organisers for a terrific week of inspiring science. I got to mingle with so many incredible scientists, but a personal highlight was meeting my comparative anatomy hero Whale Scientist 🐋🦘🦴🔪

Thanks to everyone who came by to chat vombatiform muscles with me! #ICVM2023💪🐨 You can read the open access paper and play with 3D models here: doi.org/10.1093/zoolin…

For anyone else having a hell of a time looking at this, THESE are the orbits… Flatfish laugh in the face of your fancy bilateral symmetry.

I've just discovered a new flavour of dread! It's called 'on my way to collect the expensive printed and bound copies of my thesis and wondering how many errors I will spot as soon as I open one' flavour! Try it today! ✨

Ever feel like your day just needs a little more in situ leopard seal baculum anatomy? We got you covered! 🦭

Manatee hand.

On Monday 27 November, the 18th Conference on Australasian Vertebrate Evolution, Palaeontology & Systematics (CAVEPS Palaeo) begins Melbourne Museum Museums Victoria! #FossilFriday

So great to see everyone at CAVEPS Palaeo 2023 Melbourne Museum with amazing #Triceratops and very fun bag of goodies. It's going to be a great week! Thanks Dr Hazel L Richards Erich Fitzgerald Alistair Evans

The good folk at Museums Victoria catch up with Flinders University Professor Emeritus Rod Wells to burrow down deep into wombat mythology. Could they really outpace Usain Bolt? museumsvictoria.com.au/article/can-wo…

(on the verge of having a complete psychotic break) i need to make some kind of a list or perhaps sort things into categories