Twilight Tour on coal extraction at Kelvin Hall Geo Natter #twilighttour #kelvinHall #hunterian kelvinhall.org.uk/whats-on/Event…

A privilege to sit amongst the fabulous Bernissart Iguanodons at ⁦@RBINSmuseum⁩ in Brussels. A true wonder of the world. Huge thanks to Pascal Godefroit Annelise Folie ⁦Filippo Bertozzo, PhD⁩ ⁦Christophe Mallet⁩ and team for making my visit so enjoyable & useful. #Fossilfriday

Geonatter is on in Glasgow tomorrow.. Everyone welcome 🦖🦕

First open day is the 16-4-23

A goth in her happy place 🖤 Awesome to back at Fossil Grove - a truly spectacular example of an in-situ 330 million year old fossilised forest, right in the heart of Glasgow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

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I’ll be back in my favourite place on Sunday for another Fossil Grove open day! Head along from 12-4 to see these awesome 330 million year old fossilised Lepidodendron trunks in Victoria Park, Glasgow 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

We’re at Fossil Grove in Victoria Park, Glasgow until 4pm today! Come say hello and see some awesome fossils 🎉 Lindsay Smith Gary Hoare

This Government has now dumped the Kept Animals Bill that would have ended live animal exports, stamped out puppy smuggling, introduced licensing for private ownership of primates & made zoos invest in conservation. Time we now dumped the Government as well

Very excited to say my new paper on the first dortokid turtle in the UK is published! We also managed to date the calcite in the turtle through U-Pb dating, providing the first radiometric date for the Wessex Formation! Link to open-access article: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

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Say hello to the newest #dinosaur! 👋 A new species of armoured dinosaur has been described from the Isle of Wight and named in honour of Museum scientist NHMdinolab! 🦕 Watch to find out more about the spikey find this #FossilFriday 👇

Talking about the new #IsleofWight ankylosaur Vectipelta barretti with Vectipelta (and Neovenator) as a backdrop. Managed to only mention iguanodontians twice! Great paper by ⁦Stu Pond⁩ ⁦Prof Susie Maidment⁩ et al. #FossilFriday.

As the embargo has been broken and it's #FossilFriday, here are photos of one of the UK's rarest #fossils, and the oldest #calculus (#StomachStone, #Enterolith) known in the fossil record! The study has just been published here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

New on the Natural History Museum Youtube channel: How to find fossils on the Isle of Wight! A great summer holiday activity!! youtube.com/watch?v=A8XIbS…

The oldest jellyfish fossil ever found has been unearthed - and it's around around 500 million years old! Timothy Revell and ctaylsaurus report... newscientist.com/podcasts/weekl…

This lepidodendron fossil was uncovered at Townhill Colliery in 1901 and then put on display in Pittencrieff Park. In 2014, pupils from Townhill Primary School campaigned to have the fossil returned, and it now takes pride of place in Townhill Mining Heritage Garden 🖤

The latest episode in the Natural History Museum 's series about the Isle of Wight and its fossils is now live on our YouTube channel! Check it out 👇 youtube.com/watch?v=YTgjBW…