#temnovember2023 day 1: Chenoprosopus And so it begins, first day of #temnovember and we have #Chenoprosopus, a somewhat long snouted edopoid #temnospondyl from the late #Carboniferous and early #Permian of North America #paleoart #sciart #amphian

Stylised Chenoprosopus for #temnovember2023 day 1 #temnospondyl #amphibian #paleoart #illustration

#temnovember2023 day 1: Stegops For the second day #temnovember we have #Stegops, a small #temnospondyl from the late #Carboniferous, notable for having spiky ornamentations on the back of its skull. #paleoart #Sciart #amphibian

#temnovember2023 day 3: Astreptorhachis So for the third day of #temnovember, a funky guy, the high back #Astreptorhachis (cause #Platyhystrix cant be the only one having fun), coming from the late #Carboniferous of NA #paleoart #sciart #amphibian #temnospondyl #FossilFriday

🚨🚨Our article describing America’s newest dicynodont fossils from the Triassic of Texas is online just in time for #FossilFriday! Meet Argodicynodon boreni! 3D digital art by Cullen Townsend tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

A massive Redondasaurus skull being prepped at @PetrifiedNPS by debbie wagner and volunteers. #fossilfriday #phytosaurfriday

Day 10 of #temnovember2023 #temnovember Xenobrachyops allos, a brachyopid from the Triassic of Queensland.

#temnovember2023 day 11: Rhinesuchus #Temnospondyl were an incredibly diverse and long lived group, however, they weren't always at the top of the food chain,as shown by this #Rhinesuchus becoming food for a #Inostrancevia in what one day will become Africa #temnovember #permian

Welcome Ninumbeehan dookoodukah from the Jelm Formation!! Congrats to Cal So 蘇震峰, Aaron Kufner, and everyone else who worked on the paper!

Interested in using (or drawing) skeletal diagrams? Stop by today's poster session at #2024SVP to chat with @SkyeMcDavid and myself - we have ideas and we're looking for feedback! #SVP2024

New paper! Led by Cal So 蘇震峰 with Aaron Kufner and Dave Lovelace, we report a really singular assemblage of stereospondyl amphibians from the Triassic (art here by Gabriel N. U.) royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs… 1/

I’m excited to share a newly published species—Meet Ninumbeehan dookoodukah! Aaron Kufner Dr. J. Pardo Dave Lovelace UW Geology Museum royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/rs…

I'm so glad to finally have this out that I'm making a (brief) return to Twitter or whatever this website is called now! Check out the #OA paper in Cal's post!

Great to see this new fossorial #Triassic #temnospondyl finally named (Ninumbeehan) and described in The Royal Society Proc B by my buddy Cal So 蘇震峰 and colleagues (with great art by Gabriel N. U.)! Link: doi.org/10.1098/rspb.2…

I first saw some of these specimens in 2018 when I was visiting UW to look at their metoposaurid bonebed material (CC Aaron Kufner) and have been out to the site as well. It's really exciting to see the growing body of small Late Tr temnos in N. America #MoreThanMetoposaurids