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Its fantastic to wake up on a Saturday afternoon (yes, afternoon), and realise that all I feel like doing is searching for journal articles about fossil crocodylians! I. duncani has beautifully articulated phalanges, but the metatarsals are completely disarticulated. I want to see if there are any similarities between the preservation of I. duncani and of other crocs, from all different depositional environments, among other things. Hoorah for Saturdays!
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Nilesh
10/12/2011 05:46:53 am
LOL. Saturday is a relaxation time :)
Nilesh
10/12/2011 11:35:28 pm
Fair enough, cos you love it!
Nilesh
11/12/2011 06:37:22 am
By the way, I found the book "Vertebrate Palaeontology" by Michael J Benton in my own Library on my notebook. Leave a Reply. |
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Dr Caitlin Syme is a palaeontologist who recently finished her PhD at The University of Queensland, studying the taphonomy (preservation state) of fossil non-avian dinosaurs, crocodiles and fish from the Winton Formation, Queensland, Australia. Think forensic science or CSI for fossils, and you're on the right track! TWEETSSearch websiteLoading
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