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Researchers present new evidence for the youngest Naraoia and reassess naraoiid paleobiogeography using paleo-elevation models.
🔗 doi.org/10.3897/fr.28.…
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Russell Bicknell
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Russell Bicknell
@RussellBicknel1
Invertebrate paleontologist, horseshoe crab nerd
New York City Katılım Ekim 2019
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🚨News! @RussellBicknel1, a postdoctoral researcher in the Museum’s Division of Paleontology & colleagues from @UniNewEngland & @Macquarie_Uni have discovered the oldest known example of an evolutionary “arms race,” dating back 517 million years. More ⬇️ amnh.link/3DDCqpj
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Congratulations to Dr. Mark Nikolic on a successful Ph.D. dissertation defense (#48, 12/2/2024)!
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@PPaleoartist Following up on @PatrickMarkSmi1's comment, this is awesome! Keep doing what you are doing!
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quick little thingo of the new aussie trilobite: Triarthrus novoaustralis
trying to be more okay with imperfections in my art, i still struggle with focusing on fine details which dont really add much to the final composition, even here i admittedly do it a bit
#AusPalaeo
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My new paper with Izak Schoon, @Lazarus__Taxon, @RussellBicknel1, Melanie Hopkins and Yong Yi Zhen on a new species of Triarthrus (trilobite) from NSW and its stratigraphic significance is out. Thanks to Katrina Kenny for the amazing reconstruction! openjournals.library.sydney.edu.au/LIN/article/vi…
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Best conference logo ever!!! 😍 The Invertebrate Paleo Lab @MCZHarvard @HarvardOEB is totally visiting beautiful Chile 🇨🇱 next year to share some Cambrian and Ordovician creatures 🤩
Felipe Aguilera @faguilgen.bsky.social@faguilgen
I´m excited to announce that we have a venue and dates for the next International Congress on Invertebrate Morphology (ICIM-6)! All invertebrate lovers, let's meet in 🇨🇱 next year from August 10th to 14th. 👇👇
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@Flinders #palaeontology are excited to announce we're 2024 #CommunityHeritageGrants recipients! Funding will support preservation of our Flinders University Vertebrate Collection 🦴🥳👏
sites.flinders.edu.au/palaeontology/…
@AusGovArts @nlagovau @naagovau @nfsaonline @nma @FlindersUniNews
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Congratulations to this year’s graduates of the Richard Gilder Graduate School! This evening, the Museum held its eleventh commencement under the iconic Blue Whale in the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life, celebrating three doctoral graduates and 18 Master of Arts in Teaching Earth Science Residency Program (MAT ESRP) graduates. Since the first cohort entered in 2012, the MAT ESRP has prepared 185 Earth science teachers, benefiting approximately 93,000 students in New York and beyond.
Photo: A. Keding / © AMNH
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Come and join our ranks @Harvard @HarvardOEB @MCZHarvard, we are searching broadly in areas related to evolutionary biology, marine biology and biomechanics! Please share with all your colleagues too!
Museum of Comparative Zoology@MCZHarvard
Faculty Search alert! @HarvardOEB has three searches, two with MCZ curatorial appointment potential MARINE BIO bit.ly/3XEXC5H COMPARATIVE PHYSIOLOGY & BIOMECHANICS at the Concord Field Station bit.ly/4ehnx9d EVOLUTIONARY BIO bit.ly/3AYIEin
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RGGS MAT postdoc Russell Bicknell, CUNY-RGGS PhD student Aaron Goodman & team document the largest arthropods (animals with exoskeletons) from the fossil record of Australia. These 9ft long animals functioned as the apex predators some 390 million yrs ago: nytimes.com/2024/08/16/sci…
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Congratulations to AMNH-RGGS MAT Davis Postdoctoral Fellow Russell Bicknell on his award of a major 3-year, ARC DECRA grant and fellowship at Flinders University, Australia for the project “Defining the evolution of apex arthropod predators”!
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In a fun one for @NYTScience, I get two paleontologists' takes on how they'd cook up a Cambrian shrimp-look-alike with a taco-shaped shell: nytimes.com/2024/07/23/sci…
(there is science in it too)
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Abstract submission for #GSA2024 closes in one week!
Join us in session 'T129: phylogenetic and computational approaches in paleobiology' for fun times and exciting science
@InvertLove_Kat and I super keen to see you there for another great session! 🌲💻📈
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We are seeking a permanent part-time (4 days/week) Editorial Assistant to support @NHM_Science journals, the Journal of Systematic Palaeontology and Systematics and Biodiversity. This role is suitable for remote or hybrid working. Deadline of 1st July. jobs.nhm.ac.uk/internal/Job/J…
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One of my graduate students dropped by my office, exasperated, and said, "I don't know how to innovate. So, how can I do a PhD?".
I erased my whiteboard and began listing strategies for generating new research ideas. They left reassured and excited!
As #professors, we mentor and make knowledge accessible to empower our students. I hope this is helpful to others! #academicchatter #Phdlife #Highered
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‼️ Fossil Calibration Database will soon cease to function!
It is currently hosted on the old PalAss server, which is going to die and will not be replaced.
Please, be sure to get anything you need for it before the end of July 2024: tinyurl.com/4tywmzpd
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AMNH RGGS MAT postdoc Russell Bicknell and colleagues examine the pedipalps of the Australian black rock scorpion, finding 25 muscle groups and demonstrate the robust and powerful nature of these pincers: publish.csiro.au/ZO/ZO23044
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Meet Estefania Rodríguez, the Museum's curator and RGGS Professor of invertebrate zoology!
American Museum of Natural History@AMNH
Meet Estefania Rodríguez, the Museum’s curator of invertebrate zoology! Rodríguez is a systematist interested in understanding morphological diversity, systematics, evolutionary history, & ecology of sea anemones. By helping move energy from the open water to the ocean floor, these critters play an important role in the ocean's ecosystem. Rodríguez is working on groundbreaking projects that aim to create new tools for studying the classification & evolutionary history of anemones.
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It's official! I'll be starting my PhD at the @CpgSthlm this fall!
This opens up an incredible job opportunity for others interested in #ancientDNA to help manage the ancient biomolecules lab at the @AMNH!
careers.amnh.org/postings/4102
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