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This #TrilobiteTuesday: A recently described Bohemolichas incola, an #Ordovician #trilobite from the Czech Republic. Scans of a 3D specimen show its gut was full of shell fragments, suggesting it was an opportunistic scavenger. Superb science! Image: t.ly/7kwbl

Hey y’all! I’ve just done my very first podcast interview with @FossilsFiction about my work with weird bugs, science communication, and all my wonderful Cambrian creatures 😃! Have a listen: open.spotify.com/episode/101aH9…

One last paper for the year, and shockingly, it's on arthropods. Led by Sarah Losso, new data from the Walcott Rust demonstrates how trilobites were able to enroll their bodies. Javier Ortega Hernández Museum of Comparative Zoology MCZ Paleontology: tinyurl.com/yc4aahfp

🚨 NEW PUB ALERT! 🚨 Devonian sea surface temperature and paleoecology changes constrained by in situ oxygen isotopes of fish fossils 🖼️: D.W. Miller

A little more field work done in scenic Strahan, TAS! We were mapping outcrop, collecting samples of plants and ambers, and generally enjoying some lovely sedimentary structures. Hoping the amber we collected yields lots of pollen and bug bits!

I’m happy to announce that my guest appearance on Pals in Paleo is now live! Get it wherever you cast your pods! linktr.ee/palsinpalaeo?f…

hold up, lemme cook, Lyrarapax unguispinus girl (very much inspired by Jun and TheAmazingSpino's anthropomorphisation techniques)

Thrilled to announce that I am giving a SciComedy talk at the #MelbourneInternationalComedyFestival!!! 😱 Training in the Future Science Talks SciComedy program to make my science funny and engaging 🔥 Join me: eventbrite.com.au/e/future-scien… Melbourne International Comedy Festival School of Biological Sciences, Monash Monash Science

Looking forward to this! Come see me on Friday night at 8pm, if you want to learn about weird bugs, the science/religion of the Long Lobster, and more!

Stoked to be turning my silly little bugs into comedy at this year’s #MelbourneInternationalComedyFestival!!! 🤠🦀🪲🦐 Thanks to Future Science Talks for all the training; hopefully it helps bring a bit more funny to the fossils 🔥 Melbourne International Comedy Festival School of Biological Sciences, Monash Monash Science

SAM is such a valuable repository not only of knowledge or fossils, but those who work with them. These folks are invaluable- fight to save the SAM’s science!

Congrats and well earned, Josie! Always inspired by your artistry

Congrats to Shannon W Kaiser on his recent authorship on this fabulous froggy Nature paper!! It was such an honor to do a degree alongside this talented fellow ☺️. nature.com/articles/s4158…

Thank you to all who supported me in the recent #3MT finals round at Monash University ! It was great competing with so many talented researchers (and justifying my theater kid background 🙃). Hope you enjoyed hearing about old bug bodies 🦀🦐🐜! #SciComm #paleontology #FossilFriday

Hey Melbournians! If you missed my comedy routine about boneless fossils earlier this year, never fear, a repeat performance is here! Please join me and some other immensely talented (and funny) scientists, 15 October, at 7:30! #scicomm #fringefest #womeninstem