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Adelaide/Kaurna Yerta
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Corinne Mensforth retweeted
We weren’t just welcoming the first day of spring today… lovely to have Prof Christian Klug @UZH_en join us in Adelaide for a picnic with the @FlindersPalaeo “fish people” 🍕 🍷
Endangered lizards, at risk of extinction due to climate change, surviving at secret site abc.net.au/news/science/2024… via @ABCaustralia
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@CLMensforth with another great poster. If you’re at #ISELV2024 make sure you check out newly described anatomy of Koharalepis illuminated by neutron tomography #palaeontology
My LAX-Montreal trip was actually a scenic flight of the Grand Canyon, Colorado River, Hoover Dam and Rocky Mountains 😍 ridiculous scenes out the window. I’m stoked to be headed to my 1st International Symposium on Early and Lower Vertebrates, can’t wait to meet the fishy folks!
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@FlindersPalaeo “Fish Folk” out for a meal with @KateTRINAJSTIC in Adelaide last night @CLMensforth @Joshua_Bland99 🐟🐟🐟
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Keep science and First Nations culture alive at the SA Museum @SAMuseum Rally on parliament steps today. – at Adelaide, South Australia
Dr Gludhug Purnomo’s invited talk on human genetic research in Wallacea and Sahul showed how community engagement benefits both researchers and the local populations. Great to catch Gludi at the International Society for Biological and Environmental Repositories conference #ISBER – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Support natural science research, anthropology, archaeology, and staff of the SAM! Join the protest rally against the would-be devastating proposed changes to the @SAMuseum this Saturday April 13th from 11 am at Parliament House, Adelaide. indaily.com.au/news/adelaide… – at Adelaide, South Australia
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Hunterian specimen of the front half an Osteolepis, a fossil fish from near Gordon Castle in northern Scotland. #FossilFriday
ALT Fossil Osteolepis, showing its skull and half its body with brown shiny scales in a tan coloured rock. It has a repaired crack down the middle and sits on labels in a cardboard tray.
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Walking the high altitude landscape of the Transantarctic Mountains in 2017. b/w photo by Adam Maloof
I got to marvel at Samorn the elephant this week, the last to live at Adelaide Zoo. She’s huge! Fumehood in the background for scale. She’s lost a bit of weight since the first time we met though 😂 thanks heaps to Anthony and the @VetAnatomyUofA crew for the visit 🐘
Corinne Mensforth retweeted
New paper day! 🆕 "A new stem-tetrapod fish from
the Middle–Late Devonian of central Australia" out today in @JVP_vertpaleo introducing *Harajicadectes zhumini* to the world... tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.… – at Adelaide, South Australia
We celebrated our postgrad student seminar day last week 🎉 and reflected on the last 12 months. Overall I’ve had a great year and I hope 2023’s been good to you too.
📷 @DrAliceClement
Corinne Mensforth retweeted
First Nations writer @BenAbbatangelo says Australia should be removed as a signatory to the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People, after joining the Opposition to vote down a bill enshrining UNDRIP into Australian Law.
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Prof Kate Trinajstic presenting work on visual niche in Budgeree namugawa (Gogo fishes, particularly the placoderms) at #CAVEPS2023 @KateTRINAJSTIC
