Thanks, James W! The world always needs more baby #ammonites! Happy to work on this with such an awesome team. #FossilFriday

Team American Museum of Natural History, Univ. of New Mexico. Teamwork makes the dream work!

Today was the first batch of virtual MSc talks for this year's MSc students to talk about their projects. We've got a wide variety of projects this year, and here are just a few examples from this morning's talks.

Day 3 ISCPP11 great talk from James W on preliminary ecological reconstructions for sphenodiscus NHM_Cephalopoda

#marchforscience #bc_oceans2017 #MakeAmericaSmartAgain

U.K. Killer Whale contained staggering levels of toxic chemicals po.st/LWeNsD via Smithsonian Magazine #bc_Ocean2017

Filtering the Ocean nyti.ms/2pzbn65 via New York Times Video #bc_Ocean2017

Don’t hate on deep-sea critters. They've got to be weird to survive. pops.ci/lY7vpZ via Popular Science #SkinDeep #bc_ocean2017

popsci.com/mining-treasur… #bc_ocean2017

Need a new scale James W? Stop by the @Paleo_Society booth. #gsa2017

Fun evening at the @Paleo_Society annual business meeting and awards reception. #gsa2017

Almost all the authors...#WhereInTheWorldIsWitts? James W #PaleoPosters #gsa2017 @Paleo_Society

Ammonites? I’m in! @Paleo_Society x.com/jdwitts/status…

First record of a US Maastrichtian Lytoceratina—poss. links to Tethys and Pacific. Great talk James W @Paleo_Society American Museum of Natural History #GSA2017

Need a new sticker for your water bottle? Camille got hers! @Paleo_Society #gsa2017

Loved Neil Landman’s talk this morning in the Mapes session. Methane seems as ammonite habitats. @Paleo_Society #GSA2017 American Museum of Natural History

Really interesting talk by Peg Yacobucci on the post-mortem drift of cephalopods @Paleo_Society #GSA2017 #cephalopods

#GSA2017 was a lot of fun! Thanks @Paleo_Society James W x.com/jdwitts/status…