Kara Mia Ehler

@CAS_Loyola had an epic showing at #SVP2024. Such a pleasure to enjoy this epic conference with an incredible group of students.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by my poster yesterday at #2024SVP!

Big sky WY fossils got to check out the Windy City big sky. @CAS_Loyola students did some rooftop screen washing of micro vertebrate fossils and sorting team recovered two beautiful mammal teeth this morning. Fun #FossilFriday in the Whitney Lab!

For #FossilFriday, wrapped up collecting from a new microsite collection today in the Lance Formation. We also got to play with lasers under a blanket and dig up some larger bones too @CAS_Loyola @IMNH208

Dream team?! Or double trouble? You decide. Check out @karamiaehler and @HZMFulghum neighboring posters at today’s poster session! #NAPC2024

Excited to share my beloved Poebs with everyone at #napc2024!

Check it out! @karamiaehler won top overall poster at this past weekend's Chicago Area Undergraduate Research Symposium! Her research is on the life history of the mini camel Poebrotherium 🐪 caurs.com/caurs-2024-2

The Whitney Lab presenting at this year’s @LoyolaChicago undergraduate symposium! Kara, Natalie, and Pranati presented on early camel & early tetrapod paleohisto, and the evolution of tooth replacement in synapsids. Go team!

But ultimately none of this would be possible without the students (most of whom don’t have twitter) @abigail_waller3 @megoriley @karamiaehler, plus special guest appearance by @feldspathic to start the season… Maybe my favorite team of students ever 5/6

From triceratops teeth to a camel arm, @karamiaehler, junior, reflects on her fieldwork experience at Bighorn Basin, Wyoming this summer. 🔍: bit.ly/3YF18fD