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Michael Deak

@deak_michael

Mercyhurst geo major class of 2019. Researcher at PSU who specializes in theropod and sloth thermoregulation and integument. He/Him, all opinions are my own.

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Michael Deak
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5 months ago

The snout of Bajadasaurus is so boopable!

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Thomas R. Holtz, Jr. 🦖💕 (he/him)
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5 months ago

Early Permian synapsid impressions illuminate the origin of epidermal scales and aggregation behavior: Current Biology cell.com/current-biolog…

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Michael Deak
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5 months ago

Oh look at that, yet another instance of scales occurring on an animal that was fuzzy. scup.com/doi/10.18261/l…

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The Darknix
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5 months ago

DINO NEWS!!! Meet Khankhuuluu mongoliensis. The Mongolian dragon prince show us more amazing data about the Tyrannosaurids and their evolution. Amazing to know more about Eutyrannosauria. Art: Julius Csotonyi #dinosaurs #JurassicWorldRebirth #Science

DINO NEWS!!! Meet Khankhuuluu mongoliensis. The Mongolian dragon prince show us more amazing data about the Tyrannosaurids and their evolution. Amazing to know more about Eutyrannosauria. Art: Julius Csotonyi #dinosaurs #JurassicWorldRebirth #Science
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Michael Deak
@deak_michael

5 months ago

Celebrating #Jaws50 and #FossilFriday with this O. megalodon cast from Ripley's Aquarium TN.

Celebrating #Jaws50 and #FossilFriday with this O. megalodon cast from <a href="/RipleysAquaGAT/">Ripley's Aquarium TN</a>.
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Michael Deak
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3 months ago

Do you want to know something funny? John Hammond funded InGen through a grift in the Jurassic Park novel. Colossal's "dire wolves" are the real life pachyderm portfolio.