Alright, I'm finally evacuating this space. Catch me on blue sky for now! I promise to be a little more active there!

@A3Dnazrigar So who is the Imperial salamander based off of?

RT @paleoTsimoes: Our latest paper is out today: Oldest Gorgonopsian synapsid suggest therapsids may have originated in equatorial regions.…

RT @BVisigodo: And so, #temnovember2024 has come to an end. Thanks to everyone who has been following along this past 30 days as i rambled…

RT @robokaseki: May your Thanksgiving be full of peace, love, and joy. To everyone in the United States and Canada who is interested in @R…

RT @DanteFenolio: The Georgia Blind Salamander (Eurycea (=Haideotriton) wallacei) is an obligate inhabitant of groundwater. This means tha…

@Fossilcrates @CassCretaceous @hmns We all could do with a little mud stomping!

@CassCretaceous @Fossilcrates @hmns Probably not walking around on land 😜

RT @DanteFenolio: The Western Grotto Salamander (Eurycea spelaea) from the Ozarks of Oklahoma

@NatSciChannel Please get the original voice actor to make a cameo

RT @ESCONI: Mazon Monday #244: First Arthroplura Identified from Mazon Creek #fossils #paleontology #MazonCreek #MazonMonday #pennsylvanian…

@GriffinLabPaleo @yalepeabody Best pizza on the East Coast!

RT @yomogi_bug: ヤマトトックリウミグモ ?展脚しました。 Ascorhynchus japonicus ウミグモという海に生息している蜘蛛みたいな生物、甲殻類でも六脚類でもない蜘蛛やカブトガニと同じ、鋏角類に分類される節足動物

RT @DanteFenolio: Spring Cavefish (Forbesichthys agassizii, top) are pigmented and have functional eyes; most of the relatives to springfis…

RT @BVisigodo: #temnovember2024 day 23: Dutuitosaurus And now for a big #metoposaurid, #Dutuitosaurus, a large acuatic predator from the up…

@TM9380 That thing looks delicious…

RT @Koskinonodon: What may be my last tweet (on #TemnospondylTuesday) is announcing an open database for #temnospondyl data that I've been…

@Koskinonodon Oh wowie

@incisorial @EmuLarge Agreed

@EmuLarge @incisorial Yes, and colosteids. A lot of the stem gets would be ruled out due to the scales and osteoderms that Japan mentioned. Colosteids for instance have extensive dorsal and ventral scales that would not allow for the spawning behavior shown here.