🦕🌟 Exciting news for all dinosaur enthusiasts! Join us for #DinosaursAndMOR, where paleontology meets forensics with Dr. Stephanie Drumheller and a presentation by Jack Horner on "Maia: A Dinosaur Who Grows Up." Don't miss out! Details on our website. #Paleontology 🦖📚

EEPS Senior Lecturer Dr. Stephanie Drumheller-Horton will be giving a talk Sunday, April 14th, at 2:00pm at the Museum of the Rockies. The title of her talk is "How to Make a Dinosaur Mummy: Applying Forensic Principles to a Paleontological Quandary."

All are welcome in the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology! In collections? Education? Ethics? Methods? Become a member today! Already a member? Share with your community and help build a more inclusive discipline!

🚨Abstract deadline update🚨#2024SVP abstract deadlines have been extended to Monday, May 20th at 11:59pm US Eastern Time

A piece of dinosaur skin from a Lambeosaurus, uncovered 10mins ago. It's cool to find but it makes collecting the bones very complicated. #fossilfriday #dinosaurs

A #skin impression made by a #dinosaur approximately 97 million years ago in the Arctic of Alaska. Not exactly sure what kind of dinosaur it was, but many fine details are preserved here. #FossilFriday #paleontology #fossils #Cretaceous Perot Museum

Happy #WorldWildlifeDay! Our students go on some incredible adventures and we're pretty proud of them. Owen Singleton spent the summer interning at Zoo Knoxville . He is an undergraduate student working with Dr. Drumheller-Horton's lab Stephanie Drumheller

While our colleagues are at #gsaconnects2024, we also had students present at Discovery Day run by UTK. Owen Singleton (Dr. Drumheller-Horton's student) shared his part of a bigger project on lizard decomposition and what it can tell us about fossilization.Stephanie Drumheller

I bet hadrosaurs tasted very good 😋🤤 A hungry and crunchy #fossilfriday with bite marks on hadrosaur limb bones and ribs 🦖🍴 Can you spot the bites? Can you guess the biter? 🫦 #dinosaurs #traces

#2024SVP @boydpaleo: Multiple diagenetic pathways to the formation of dinosaur “mummies”

Well, I was going to give a shout out to @boydpaleo for his talk on our latest #dinomummy #research at #SVP2024, but then he publicly called me a #dinosaur #paleontologist, so to heck with that guy.

Happy Halloween! bioGeographic featured Dr. Drumheller-Horton's graduate student Hannah Maddox in a recent article, and like just the right topic for a holiday full of skeletons. biographic.com/life-among-the…

Some of our team, including Dr. Stephanie Drumheller-Horton and Dr. Emily Michelle Bruff Simpson is at the Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Meeting #svp2024 #2024svp and will be helping host a Reddit "Ask Me Anything" session at 11 am CDT/ 12 pm EST. Join us! Link in comments

Several of our students and teaching professors just got back from the annual Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Conference #svp2024 #2024svp. Check back to hear about their experiences! @uglyfossils

Dr. Stephanie Drumheller-Horton shares what she presented that took her to #svp2024 #2024svp . Check back to hear about the experiences of our other colleagues and students who recently attended conferences! Stephanie Drumheller

Anyone can be a scientist <3 Dr. Stephanie Drumheller-Horton's Stephanie Drumheller collected ~340 million year old fossils to do a science fair project on Kentucky's ancient marine biodiversity. Dr. Colin Sumrall even got involved to collect samples for his own research on biodiversity!

More about the workshop, which was attended by Dr. Kat Jordan-Burmeister and Dr. Stephanie Drumheller-Horton Stephanie Drumheller, here: artsci.utk.edu/yes-and-for-sc…

Thanks for joining us for Darwin day last weekend! What did you learn? #FossilFriday Stephanie Drumheller McClung Museum More pictures in comments

Congratulations to Dr. Stephanie Drumheller-Horton Stephanie Drumheller for recently receiving an award her incredible teaching! Be on the look out for her upcoming classes 🦖🐊

Dept. of Earth, Environmental & Planetary Sciences Teaching Associate Professor Stephanie Drumheller was honored with an Excellence in Teaching Award! She has taught a variety of courses, developed new curricula, and earned high praise from students. Read more: bit.ly/4cjbGYp #UTArtSci #EndlessOpportunities