@PetsiosLab

The Elizabeth Petsios Invertebrate Paleobiology Lab in the Department of Geosciences @Baylor University.

 Waco, TX
Joined September 2018
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Jeffrey R Thompson@echinerd14 Feb 2019
The perfect echinoid this Valentine’s Day! They certainly have my heart!
Christopher Mah, @echinoblog.bsky.social@echinoblog13 Feb 2019
Spatanoids aka irregular urchins burrowin their way into your Valentine's Day! #Valentinesday echinoblog.blogspot.com/2016…
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo11 Feb 2019
Today is #WomenAndGirlsInScienceDay! Follow our amazing women faculty and graduate students: @PetsiosLab @rebreccia @kyrietree @elisabethrau @biolojenn @anna28559301 @Amanda96351758!
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paleorxiv@paleorxiv19 Jan 2019
New preprint: How macroecology affects macroevolution: the interplay between extinction intensity and trait-dependent extinction in brachiopods biorxiv.org/content/early/20…
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo18 Jan 2019
Mark your calendars! Dr. Steve Driese will be giving a talk for Science Thursdays at the @MaybornMuseum on Thursday, January 31 from 7-8 pm (refreshments at 6:30 pm). His talk is titled “New Insights from Old Dirt”.
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Paleodrama! Specimen of the Pliocene clam Astarte obliquata from the Netherlands escaped an almost certain death by a drilling snail 3(!) times. #FossilFriday #paleo #fossil #paleontology #snails adielklompmaker.com/images/s…
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USC Earth Science@USC_earth5 Dec 2018
Prof. Dave Bottjer, honored by his former students, including @meclapham, with a special issue at Palaeo3 where he was an editor for sixteen years! doi.org/10.1016/j.palaeo.201… Holler by reply if you are a current or former Bottjer student on Twitter!
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MBARI@MBARI_News3 Dec 2018
Pulses of sinking carbon are reaching the #deepsea in ways not captured by global #climate models: mbari.org/carbon-pulses-clim… @Mucktopus
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Most sea urchins have spines covered in a layer of tissue. Pencil urchins- Eucidaris tribuloides shown here- don't. That means the spines serve as a hard substrate for other inverts (barnacles, serpulid worms, bryozoans, hydroids, etc) to settle on. A traveling habitat! #1001jars
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ウニbot@SeaUrchin_bot13 Nov 2018
ドングリウニ(棘付き標本) Psychocidaris ohshimai Ikeda, 1935
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Inner Space Center@innerspacectr13 Nov 2018
Caught spikey-handed? "When your oral surface is caught in the cookie jar..." Cidaroid urchin predation ("constant nibbling") on a black coral: an unusual behavior (?) #Okeanos, ~400m, Isla de Mona escarpment, Puerto Rico
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Giving a talk tomorrow late afternoon (2:45 pm) at #GSA2018! Come see some really cool deep-time marine food webs 🦑🦞🐟🦐🦞🐡🦈
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Great short course about teaching in paleontology today! Organized by members of the Paleontological Society. #GSA2018 #paleobiology #paleontology
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo22 Oct 2018
TOMORROW BAWG will be hosting another HIS/HER Story Panel at 3:45 pm in BSB D410. Join us as Dr. Stacy Atchley, Dr. Steve Driese, Dr. Bill Hockaday, and Dr. Liz Petsios (@PetsiosLab) tell their stories. There will be ice cream!
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo22 Oct 2018
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On Friday Dr. Mary Schweitzer will be visiting from @NCState for GEO 5050: “Molecules in the Rock Record”. Refreshments at 2:30 pm, talk at 3 pm.
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo18 Oct 2018
Here is @biolojenn at her field site in Bastrop, TX and with Joe Milligan in New Mexico. Joe is growing sycamores as part of his research but the rainfall this week has made things a bit more complicated. #dayofscience #scienceathon
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo18 Oct 2018
Sometimes samples need a bit of work before you can use them. Here is master’s student Jenn Wagner (@biolojenn) prepping fossil leaves and PhD candidate Lyndsay DiPietro putting clay samples in a centrifuge. #dayofscience #scienceathon
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geosociety@geosociety18 Oct 2018
Join Us for #GSA2018 There is still time to register and attend one of the largest #geoscience meetings this year. Be sure to check out our short courses, local tours, field trips and childcare availability: community.geosociety.org/gsa…
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A pair of lovely purple eulimid snails, parasites on a feather star (crinoid) northern NSW, Australia. Photo by Steve Smith via FB: facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=…
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Baylor Geosciences@BaylorGeo15 Oct 2018
Replying to @PetsiosLab
@PetsiosLab is looking for students! If you’re interested in meeting Dr. Liz Petsios at #GSA2018, feel free to contact her!
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iDigBio@iDigBio15 Oct 2018
An overview of the process used by OSU Ecampus to 3D Scan a biological specimen (coyote skull) Structured Light youtu.be/mF3H_M8Hh20 via @YouTube
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