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🔍 Fossilised bone fragments from the last known toothed bird, hidden within a rock the size of a grapefruit, have helped upend one of the longest-standing assumptions about the origins of modern birds. New research from @FieldPalaeo at Cambridge Earth Sciences 👇 bit.ly/3ipEfeL

The REAL paper on an aqueous-foraging theropod you should all be taking about today!

Looking forward to this discussion, it should be fun! Join if you can! 🦖

Passerines are insanely diverse, so evaluating their morphological variation in detail is daunting and rarely attempted. Fortunately, Lizzy Steell is fearless! Check out the final version of her 1st thesis chapter, just published open access in Journal of Anatomy. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/jo…

Graduated from University of Bristol with a Master’s degree in Palaeobiology 🎓🦕🦆 UoB Palaeobiology #paleo #palaeontology #BristolGrad

Nature is all around us, from the birds soaring in the sky above to the soil beneath our feet. 🌍 For #WorldWildlifeDay today, let’s celebrate the incredible biodiversity available on our own doorsteps. 🦉 Share your favourite wildlife pictures with us 👇

Months after the expedition, the final dispatch is out this week in Chicago Tribune Read about the two incredible museums-in-planning to display Niger's rich paleontological heritage in the capitol city of Niamey and crossroad city of Agadez chicagotribune.com/entertainment/…

❄️ 🐧 #WorldPenguinDay #wildlifephotography #birds

Cambridge Earth Sciences must be quieter than usual this week! Wrapping up the last presentation from our group at #SAPE23 in Málaga—13 presentations covering almost 100 million years of bird evolution! Nice work everyone especially Grace Burton who gave her first ever conference talk!!

#SAPE23, Spain & sangria 🍷

A wise artist once said, "Any reason is a good reason to draw a [bunch of] birds." I've now drawn a representative of every living bird group ranked at the level of family by the IOC World Bird List (and a few that aren't)!

Clever ad from WWF-Germany: “Protect our wildlife / animal species, before it’s too late” #extinction #ThreatenedSpecies  #Twitter #TwitterBird #TwitterX

Our lab in summer 2023! Unfortunately it was one of those weird biogeography days so we kept getting photobombed—this is the best we could do... Dept of Zoology Museum of Zoology, Cambridge Cambridge Earth Sciences

Thank you so much Stephanie! ❤️❤️❤️

Can't underestimate the importance of this #InternationalWomensDay event Cambridge Earth Sciences today Big thank you to the inspiring panel of academics, staff & students who spoke candidly and shared their experiences of being women & people of colour in earth science #WomenInSTEM

Happy (belated) International Women’s day ✨ Happy to be a part of an awesome community that supports women in STEM 💞 spent the afternoon yesterday with some of my fav female palaeontologists 🦅🦖👸

🚨 Spread the word! 🚨 It’s time to march together and demand action from our politicians. Nature must be made a priority by all parties. Join us June 22nd and together we’ll make this message loud and clear. #RestoreNatureNow Restore Nature Now

🦴So much fun attending and presenting a lightning talk at #ProgPal2024 🎗️I was absolutely honored to be one of the runner-ups for best presentation. Thank you to the committee for a great conference! 💚It was so lovely meeting and reconnecting with everyone!

Northern Gannet, photographed by Grace Kinney Broderick linktr.ee/gkb_wildlife #sheclicksnet #femalephotographers #women #photography #femalephotographer #naturephotography #wildlifephotography #birdphotography #seabirds #northerngannet #gannet

If any students at #2024svp want to learn more about our MSc in Palaeobiology program come find either lab manager Liz Martin-Silverstone, Professor Emily Rayfield or Professor Mike Benton to ask any questions! #svp2024