Really enjoying the North American Paleontological Convention #NAPC2024 in Ann Arbour!

Hey #palynologists and #peatland scientists! We have been finding this #microfossil in pollen slides from a peatland in Newfoundland. Any idea what it could be? 25 um diam. Thanks. ⁦@GarneauMichell1⁩ ⁦@NK_Sanderson⁩ ⁦@SarahFinkelste5⁩ ⁦@ListophileJ⁩

Inbound to #YUL 🇮🇹➡️➡️➡️🇨🇦. Sad to leave but great to see friends and colleagues (old and new) as well as all the excellent science. We really need to do this more than once every four years 😊 Grazie ⁦@InquaRoma2023⁩ and see you in 🇮🇳

Excellent presentation by ⁦@ver_cesar99⁩ about his masters pollen work in Haiti. Bravo Cesar! @inquaroma2023

Great presentation on extinct mega-fauna in underwater caves in the Yucatan by Oscar R. Solis Torres ⁦@InquaRoma2023⁩ !

Hey palynologists⁩! Come see great work on Caribbean pollen by ⁦@ver_cesar99⁩ tomorrow at 12:15 pm, session 79, Global Tropics from Pleistocene to Anthropocene ⁦@InquaRoma2023⁩

Great poster on our Caribbean hydro-climate work led by ⁦@YassinePaleo⁩ covering Heinrich events 8 and 9 ⁦⁦@InquaRoma2023⁩. nature.com/articles/s41598-0…

A big thank you to ⁦@CanadainItaly⁩ ⁦@CanadaenItalie⁩ for helping me secure a temporary passport so I can get home in time. Embassy staff were efficient, helpful, and understanding. Great work - thanks! Merci!

Felipe Matos telling us about his paleo-storm work in Cay Coco, Cuba - including sedimentary signature of Hurricane Irma. ⁦@InquaRoma2023⁩ ⁦@UBishops⁩

Antoine Lachance talking about his paleo-storm work from the Magdalen Islands, eastern Canada. Are hurricane tracks moving farther north? ⁦@InquaRoma2023⁩ ⁦@UBishops⁩ ⁦@Concordia⁩