Revamped an old illustration of some Middle Pleistocene herbivores based mostly on the fossils unearthed from the site of Fontana Ranuccio (Central Italy) dated around 0.4 Ma

Tomorrow you can find me at the roundtable on women in the world of "paleo"-illustration hosted by the Museum of Natural Sciences of the University of Zaragoza!

Had the immense pleasure to write an article on the synergy between paleontology and art together with Daniel DeMiguel for Tercer Milenio the science magazine of Heraldo de Aragón!

Happy birthday to Rome, a city founded 2776 years ago, but that was home to wolves thousands of years before it even existed...

Pseudodama lyra, a Pliocene-Pleistocene deer whose name is inspired by its elegant lyre-shaped antlers

At the #INQUARoma2023 meeting with Daniel DeMiguel (senior researcher ARAID) in front of my Palaeoloxodon antiquus artwork I've realized for the "Rome Before Rome" exhibition at the Department of Earth Sciences of Sapienza University Sapienza Università di Roma INQUARoma2023 Universidad Zaragoza

For #FossilFriday here's a very special wolf. This specimen is known from three skull fragments which were found at Ponte Galeria, in the city of Rome, Italy. The skull is around 400000 years old, making it the oldest known fossil of a wolf (Canis lupus) uncovered in Europe.

Articolo de Le Scienze con miei commenti sui risultati delle analisi isootopiche e del DNA fossile condotte da Audrey G. Rowe e coautori sulla zanna di un mammut (Élmayųujey'eh in lingua tribale) ritrovata nel sito di Swan Point in Alaska. doi.org/10.1126/sciadv…

Progress is a long road... (Palaeoloxodon falconeri)

Cave lion (Panthera spelaea) quick painting.