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Dr. Monika Doubrawa

@mohnika.bsky.social
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Curator Micropalaentology & keeper of small old things micropaleontology / geochemistry / oceanography / paleoclimatology / environmental reconstruction / foraminifera / (she/her) 🇦🇹 🇬🇧 🇳🇱

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Sophie Boerman @crocsophie.bsky.social · 23h
🌊🐊 Were some of the earliest crocodylians venturing into the sea? 🦴 For our new paper in Palaeontology, we CT-scanned three skulls of “thoracosaurs” and found clues for a shallow-marine lifestyle in these enigmatic critters. ➡ doi.org/10.1111/pala... ️📖
A thoracosaur crocodylian hunting for fish in a colorful, biodiverse lagoonal ecosystem
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Julien Kimmig @jkimmig.bsky.social · 25/09/2026
Last chance to apply for the postdoc in paleontology. www.smnk.de/museum/aussc... 2 years, funded through DFG project #paleontology #jobs #fossilfriday #palaeontology #museum #fossils
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Paleontologist (Postdoc) (m/f/d)
Staatliches Museum für Naturkunde Karlsruhe
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Robert Sansom @fossilrob.bsky.social · 24/09/2026
Maybe Reddit isn’t quite a dumpster fire
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Bart⚓️ @bartgonnissen.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
The Facial Expressions of Tethys by artist Julius von Bismarck. A suspended high-sea buoy that moves in real time. Sensors on a twin buoy out in the Atlantic Ocean send live satellite data to motors inside the museum. This makes the indoor buoy copy the exact, real-time movements of the ocean waves.
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depths of wikipedia @depthsofwikipedia.bsky.social · 23/09/2026
when i mention "claude" you can assume i'm talking about the albino alligator not the llm
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David Ho @davidho.bsky.social · 17/09/2026
The water will come…
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Satellites show Earth lost more than 12 trillion tons of ice from Greenland, Antarctica in 47 years
The numbers behind the melting ice are both mind-bogglingly huge and deceptively small.
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Kees van der Leun @sustainable2050.bsky.social · 15/09/2026
Glaciologist @matthias-huss.bsky.social shows that the centre of the Great Aletsch glacier in Switzerland (the biggest in the Alps) lost 6 meters(!) of thickness just this summer. "No words...", he adds on LinkedIn.
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 14/09/2026
I love DSDP / ODP / IODP but finding and correlating data and especially core depths & pictures across years, authors and publications is a bit of a nightmare. 🧪🚢
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Elizabeth Beston @elizabethbeston.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
What a beautiful foraminifera! #marineplankton 🦑
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Alfred Wegener Institute @awi.de · 10/09/2026
A Year in the Ice: The Tara Polar Station has begun its drift through the central Arctic!🧊🐻‍❄️On 9 September, the Tara Polar Station, reached its ice floe. From there, it will drift with the sea ice across the Arctic Ocean for a year. AWI scientist Julia Regnery is on board. www.awi.de/en/about-us/...
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Dr Alex Bond @thelabandfield.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
In 2011, one chick held the record for most plastic ever found in the species: 276 pieces, 64g. We thought that was as bad as it could get. We were wrong. The record fell in 2023. Fell again in 2024. Then in 2025: 894 pieces in a single chick. (Photo: worst chicks in 2010, 2015, 2021, 2025)
Photographs of plastic on a black background from the most affected shearwater chick in 2010 (A; maybe 20 cm2), 2015 (B; maybe 20 cm2), 2021 (C; now 15x20 cm) and 2025 (30x20 cm)
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David Ho @davidho.bsky.social · 10/09/2026
Imagine if the media took the words of climate scientists as seriously as it does that rando from Anthropic… Air pollution and climate change from fossil fuel use are literally killing millions of people every year, but sure, let’s focus on the idiocy that “AI is going to kill everyone in 10”.
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franz @franzanth.bsky.social · 08/09/2026
I don't think I've ever posted these posters together as a set, so here's a first. Wonders of the Deep series, commissioned by the International Seabed Authority between 2020-2022 to celebrate the fragile biodiversity of deep sea. Not for sale. #Art #SciArt
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 09/09/2026
I was ver excited when I got the chance to spend some time at Zumaia 🦖 - might have taken quite some time to find the PETM layer which is not marked (with a very patient co-traveller trying his best to help).
photo of a coastal section with a beach, the rocks of the cliffs are thinnly layeredphoto of a sign marking the Global Boundary Stratotype Section and Point of the Zumaia Section
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
www.carlsonlab.bio/thoughts/the... 🧪
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The only reason you’ll ever need not to write with AI — The Carlson Lab
Over the last year, our lab has been developing a policy on AI use. To do this, we did three main things: We read a lot of academic publications and tech news. We set up an #ai channel on our la...
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 24/08/2026
Riedglacier (Riedgletscher) in Switzerland: On the left a photo from July 2013 ( (c) Günter Seggebäing (de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bordier...), on the right my picture August 2026, view from the Klein Bigerhorn.
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 21/08/2026
Dear students, I want to read you - your struggling sentences, and your brilliant ones, your weird grammer, you rhtoughts and your (few) typos. I don't want to read the polished, blown-up over-complicated thing AI made out of you. Take the time to craft your work, and I take the time to read it.
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Dan Silverman @dmsilverman.bsky.social · 18/08/2026
I‘m far from an AI doomer, but it is amazing how many serious voices — on LinkedIn, no less! — are sharing stories about how AI slop is quickly becoming one of the top problems they see in academic writing and research “AI will 10x our research!” doesn’t seem to be surviving encounters with reality
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Julien Kimmig @jkimmig.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Welcome to the CAMBRIAN FECAL REVOLUTION. We didn't name it the Cambrian fecal explosion for obvious reasons. I'm happy to share this paper on fecal matter and its role in Cambrian ecosystems. So if you want to read a really shitty paper (50 days free access): authors.elsevier.com/a/1nYg8cZ3X7...
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Volker Quaschning @volkerquaschning.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
Die #Klimakrise setzt Europas Stromversorgung unter Druck. Wegen Kühlwassermangels müssen fossile und #Kernkraftwerke gedrosselt werden. #Windkraft und #Photovoltaik brauchen dagegen kein Kühlwasser. Gut, dass Deutschland auf erneuerbare Energien setzt.
Länder, die Kraftwerke wegen Hitze und Dürre gedrosselt oder abgeschaltet haben
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Gavin Buckingham @drgbuckingham.bsky.social · 05/08/2026
New Yorker cartoon feels about right
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Cool place with cool photos (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulverket) - and a cool project (memeland.no).
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Bulverket - Wikipedia
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Mika McKinnon @mikamckinnon.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Halite shows up without requiring life in the evolution of minerals. Meanwhile, halite is a highly effective trap that may capture evidence of early life: pubs.geoscienceworld.org/sepm/jsedres... So… yeah, plausible.
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It’s a trap!: Modern and ancient halite as Lagerstätten | Journal of Sedimentary Research | GeoScienceWorld
ABSTRACT. Chemical sediments, such as bedded halite (NaCl), are strongly influenced by environmental conditions during deposition and, if unaltered, may
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Actual climate change impacts don't do anything, but at least the money does... Short flights like that should not be a thing anymore in 2026 (theres a <3h train connecting the cities) - together with private jets.
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Kees van der Leun @sustainable2050.bsky.social · 04/08/2026
Five days ago, the Rhine - at the point where it enters the Netherlands - reached its lowest level ever recorded: 6.47 meter above sea level. Now it's at 6.35 m.
Graph showing decrease in water level over past 28 days, from 7.40 to 6.35
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 03/08/2026
Newsstories like this make me wonder what will happen first: - farmers stop voting for conservative/rightwing parties who negate climate change or - conservative/rightwing parties finally start working agains climate change, as it costs them too much ooe.orf.at/stories/3365...
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Dürre: Milchbauern fordern rasche Hilfe
Die Wiesen sind braun, das Gras wächst kaum noch. Auf vielen Bauernhöfen wird bereits Futter verfüttert, das für den Winter vorgesehen war. Heimische Milchbauern geraten zunehmend unter Druck und ford...
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Petra Korlević @petrathepostdoc.bsky.social · 06/11/2025
4 years of #invertober #SciArt goobers you know what, from going through 3-4 months of one of my worst art blocks ever to an outpouring of art 2025 was overall a good art year #HumanMade #noAI #invertebrates
a collage of 32 invertebrates in a 7x5 grid, with a list of their latin names in the middle. there are beetles, millipedes, squids, butterflies, shrimp, slugs, crabs, jellifish, starfish, grasshoppers, leaf bugs, caterpillars, nautiluses, scorpions, damselflies, mussels, velvet worm, peacock spider, isopod, mantis, mosquito
the text (white on black) in the middle:
INVERTOBER 2022

1 | Chrysina beyeri
2 | Archispirostreptus gigas
3 | Oryctes nasicornis
4 | Sepioteuthis lessoniana
5 | Battus philenor
6 | Lysmata amboinensis
7 | Cicadella viridis
8 | Ariolimax columbianus
9 | Mnemiopsis leidyi
10 | Ocypode quadrata
11 | Junonia coenia
12 | Romalea microptera
13 | Patiria miniata
14 | Polyura athamas
15 | Pulchriphyllium giganteum
16 | Allonautilus scrobiculatus
17 | Antheraea yamamai
18 | Centruroides sculpturatus
19 | Enallagma cyathigerum
20 | Platycotis vittata
21 | Chalcosoma atlas
22 | Mytilus edulis
23 | Estigmene acrea
24 | Opisthopatus roseus
25 | Greta oto
26 | Maratus volans
27 | Peponapis pruinosa
28 | Acraga coa
29 | Armadillidium maculatum
30 | Typophyllum erosum
31 | Phyllocrania paradoxa
extra | Anopheles gambiaea collage of 32 invertebrates in a 7x5 grid, with a list of their latin names in the middle. there are beetles, bees, ants, snails, octopus, flies, crabs, moths, isopods, grasshoppers, slugs, flatworms, jellyfish, mantis, spider, wasp, scorpion, starfish, clam, leaf bug, cuttlefish, millipede, dragonfly, mosquito
the text (white on black) in the middle:
INVERTOBER 2023

1 | Thermonectus marmoratus
2 | Megachile leachella
3 | Wasmannia auropunctata
4 | Papustyla pulcherrima
5 | Diaprepes abbreviatus
6 | Amphioctopus marginatus
7 | Syrphus ribesii
8 | Hepatus epheliticus
9 | Deilephila elpenor
10 | Magicicada septendecim
11 | Drosophila melanogaster
12 | Pentidotea resecata
13 | Melanoplus devastator
14 | Glaucus atlanticus
15 | Libelloides macaronius
16 | Pseudoceros ferrugineus
17 | Morpho peleides
18 | Lucanus capreolus
19 | Phyllorhiza punctata
20 | Mantis religiosa
21 | Thomisus onustus
22 | Dasymutilla occidentalis
23 | Heterometrus spinifer
24 | Danaus chrysippus
25 | Protoreaster nodosus
26 | Siphanta acuta
27 | Chlamys islandica
28 | Sepioloidea lineolata
29 | Scolopendra polymorpha
30 | Limax maximus
31 | Celithemis eponina
extra | Sabethes sp. a collage of 31 invertebrates in a 7x5 grid, with a list of their latin names in the middle. there are lanternbugs, butterflies, cephalopods, jellyfish, flies, spiders, wasps, flatworms, ants, chnidarians, beetles, crabs, bees, snails, isopods, sea slugs, sponges, sea cucumbers, and bottom right occupying two spaces a horseshoe crab with a long tail.
the text (white on black) in the middle:
Invertober 2025

1 | Fulgora laternaria
2 | Siproeta stelenes
3 | Sepia officinalis
4 | Cotylorhiza tuberculata
5 | Bombylius major
6 | Brachypelma smithi 
7 | Chrysis ignita
8 | Bipalium choristosperma
9 | Nothomyrmecia sp.
10 | Radianthus magnifica 
11 | Goliathus goliatus
12 | Macrocheira kaempferi
13 | Bombus pratorum
14 | Monadenia infumata 
15 | Argema mittrei
16 | Armadillidium gestroi
17 | Lampyris noctiluca
18 | Chromodoris annae 
19 | Aplysina fistularis
20 | Coccinella trifasciata 
21 | Histioteuthis heteropsis 
22 | Neotibicen linnei
23 | Eristalis flavipes 
24 | Hierodula membranacea 
25 | Tachypleus gigas
26 | Chicobolus spinigerus
27 | Kiwa hirsuta
28 | Synchlora aerata 
29 | Phidippus audax
30 | Parastichopus johnsoni 
31 | Gecarcinus quadratus7x5 grid on a black background of 32 invertebrates, from jellyfish, leafhoppers, anemones, weevils, lobsters, moths, snails, flies, cuttlefish, worms, spiders, clams, spiders, caterpillars, isopods, flatworms, nudibranch, dragonflies, ticks, centipedes, sea urchins, lacewings, squid, mosquitoes
in the middle are their latin names in white text:
INVERTOBER 2025

1 | Chrysaora pacifica
2 | Graphocephala coccinea
3 | Anthopleura xanthogrammica
4 | Rhynchophorus cruentatus
5 | Panulirus versicolor
6 | Phalera bucephala
7 | Chrysomallon squamiferum
8 | Mallophora fautrix
9 | Ascarosepion pfefferi
10 | Lumbricus terrestris
11 | Dolomedes tenebrosus
12 | Siliqua patula
13 | Camponotus consobrinus
14 | Eunice aphroditois
15 | Ornithoptera alexandrae
16 | Bathynomus giganteus
17 | Pseudoceros concinnus
18 | Sceliphron caementarium
19 | Vampyroteuthis infernalis
20 | Velella velella
21 | Libellula saturata
22 | Clione limacina
23 | Cicindela albissima
24 | Perna canaliculus
25 | Scutigera coleoptrata
26 | Jorunna parva
27 | Dermacentor variabilis
28 | Chrysopa perla
29 | Mesocentrotus franciscanus
30 | Anoplognathus pallidicollis
31 | Acherontia atropos
extra |  Aedes aegypti
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 17/07/2026
Travelling to #Paleo4Alps by train - requires 5 different train tickets from 3 different companies (countries): two I have to print out, two I only get on my phone. Ca. 400 km in one direction = ca. 9hs train-time (in the best of times). So... who else is coming?
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
Lovely paragneiss / mica-shist fold in Ticino.
Photo of a thinly layered paragness sequence, layers leading from the front of the picture to the back, with a nice fold on the left side. This picture was taken high up in the mountains, with mostly rocky surroundings and a bit of greenery inbetween.
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Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
This clever map shows us what time it is across the world, which regions are awake, working or sleeping, all rotating in sync with the Earth. Go to the source where the image only rotates by 3.75 degrees every 15 minutes to remain up to date. Source: buff.ly/tyQ2Z3g
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Asterix Archiv 🐗 @comedix.de · 14/07/2026
Carpe momentum – das Zitat des Augenblicks: "Kuckuck!" - "Die gehen mir langsam auf den Wecker mit ihrer Pünktlichkeit!" Seewirt und Gote in #Asterix bei den Schweizern, Seite 28. 2023 waren 92,5 Prozent der Züge in der Schweiz pünktlich. #Bahn
Der Seewirt ruft mitten in der Nacht in seiner Taverne "Kuckuck!" und ein Gast wacht kurz auf, damit er die Sanduhr umdrehen kann.
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Oliver A. Kern @oliverkern.bsky.social · 06/07/2026
Come work with us at the University of Tromsø! 🇳🇴 PhD position in ancient sedimentary DNA of fish 🐟 and ecosystem 🌱 interactions in Europe www.jobbnorge.no/en/available... Please share!
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PhD Fellow in Ancient sedimentary DNA of Freshwater Fish and Ecological Interactions in Europe (303780) | UiT The Arctic University of Norway
Job title: PhD Fellow in Ancient sedimentary DNA of Freshwater Fish and Ecological Interactions in Europe (303780), Employer: UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Deadline: Sunday, August 16, 2026
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Prof. Stefan Rahmstorf @rahmstorf.bsky.social · 07/07/2026
Btw. I'm not aware of any models suggesting a "sudden collapse" of the #AMOC. The very serious real risk is that it soon passes a point of no return (tipping point) where it becomes unstable and it shutting down over 50-100 years becomes practically unstoppable. www.independent.co.uk/life-style/c...
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We’re in a heatwave, so why is a ‘cold blob’ in the Atlantic causing so much concern?
A large expanse of the North Atlantic ocean has been bucking the global warming trend and it is alarming scientists who warn the collapse of the AMOC ocean current could be catastrophic for the planet...
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Randall Munroe @xkcd.com · 02/07/2026
Asteroid Threat xkcd.com/3265/
Comic. [Two images of Earth, one centered on Africa, with a dotted line behind, and the other in the foreground with a target marked in the Indian Ocean.] [caption] Dire news: An asteroid is on course to hit the Earth exactly *opposite* the Yucatán Peninsula, bringing *back* the dinosaurs.
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fangy @jeannesfangs.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
witnessing the birth of a new all timer post is such a beautiful thing
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 01/07/2026
🧪 calling deep water drill core paleo people! I'm searching for a "nice", ca. 3m long section of a drill core - spanning at least 100k years - visibly layered - somewhat ok studied (hyperthermals? Eocene?) - preferable #IODP / #ODP / #DSDP for a "science dry run" for visitors at a museum.
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Welcome to Night Vale @nightvaleradio.bsky.social · 30/06/2026
Do you ever think about how our planet has frosted tips. Well, hope you have a great day out there.
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Florian Aigner @florianaigner.at · 30/06/2026
Bei der Sous-Vide-Technik werden Fische für längere Zeiträume bei relativ niedrigen Temperaturen gegart, dadurch bleiben sie extrem saftig und aromatisch. Je nach Fischart werden Temperaturen von 38 bis 55°C empfohlen. Der Neusiedler See ist schon fast dort. #Temperaturoffenheit
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Brian Bilston @brianbilston.bsky.social · 20/05/2026
A poem for World Bee Day.
The Last Bee 
 
After the last  ee 
had  uzzed its last  uzz, 
the  irds and the  utterflies 
did what they could. 
 
 ut soon the fields lay  are, 
few flowers were left, 
nature was  roken, 
and the planet  ereft. 


 rian  ilston
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Budgie🦤 @spoonybird.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
Some more dinos and friends I forgot to post >.<
A digital drawing of various stylized dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals.

Depicted animals: Caudipteryx, Yutyrannus, Austroraptor, Regaliceratops, Deinocheirus, Psittacosaurus, Spinosaurus mirabilis, Edmontosaurus, Apatosaurus, Gastornis, Megalodon and Nyctosaurus
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 19/05/2026
I can recommend a listen to the QAA podcast episode about the "De-Extinction Nightmare" (2 parts, soundcloud.com/qanonanonymo... ), covering comprehensibly and founded not only why they did NOT actually bring back the dire wolves, but also all the other issues connected to "De-Extinction"-movements.
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De-Extinction Nightmare Part 1: Nazi Cows (E368)
The long history of humans bending biology for civilization eventually raised an important question: if animals can be domesticated, then couldn’t they also be de-domesticated? Further: could selectiv
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Tom Gill @tomgillpredicts.bsky.social · 17/05/2026
"Across the decades, though, geologists on the big screen are consistently portrayed as scientifically competent, often heroic, and usually doomed." Cinematic geologists are usually portrayed as good persons—but they have a 1 in 3 fatality rate, a film analysis shows. www.science.org/content/arti...
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Murder, monsters, occupational hazards: Why movie geologists die so often
Cinematic geologists are usually good guys—sometimes gals—but they have a one in three fatality rate, a film analysis show
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Ben Miller @extinctmonsters.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
Every time I complain about the kinds of posts I’m seeing I have to post what I’d like to see. Thems the rules. (Smithsonian fossil hall ca. 1910, 1915, 1935, and 1965)
Huge open museum hall with skylight three stories up. Basilosaurus skeleton facing us on a platform in the middle and not much elseSame space, now Basilosaurus is flanked by mastodons and there are more skeletons behindSame space, now crammed with skeletons and cases. Front in center are Basilosaurus, Diplodocus, and TricerstopsSame space, now with dinosaurs collected on a large central platform. Wood trim and cleaner, more homogenous look all around
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Kevin Anchukaitis @thirstygecko.bsky.social · 12/05/2026
xkcd.com/3243/
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Oliver A. Kern @oliverkern.bsky.social · 11/05/2026
🚨 Preprint online: eartharxiv.org/repository/v... Read more on the differences in vegetation reconstructions and see how much our interpretation can change based on the method we choose! Explore the data here: oakern.shinyapps.io/palveg_v2/
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Forest or tundra? How different vegetation reconstructions of Last Glacial landscapes in Europe may shape our perception of early human dispersal processes
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Christine S. Lane @chslane.bsky.social · 07/05/2026
Palynology Postdoc position, Institute of archaeology, Oxford. www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DRE447/p...
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Postdoctoral Research Associate MEMELAND (Palynologist) at University of Oxford
Recruiting now: Postdoctoral Research Associate MEMELAND (Palynologist) on jobs.ac.uk. Click for details and explore more academic job opportunities on the top job board
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Dr. Monika Doubrawa @mohnika.bsky.social · 04/05/2026
A rather quiet publication, but nonetheless an interesting topic, utilizing foraminifera from the mircopal collection of the Natural History Museum Basel. #NMB (Also the first time there's my name after a species 😉) www.micropress.org/microaccess/...
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Orbitolinopsis senonicus Gendrot, 1968 (larger benthic foraminifera) from the Coniacian of southern France: reinstatement of the taxonomic identity and description of the new species Orbitolinopsis b...
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Oliver A. Kern @oliverkern.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
Come work with us! Postdoctoral Researcher in organic geochemistry (lipid biomarkers) for 3 years @ EAWAG, Zürich within the MEMELAND ERC project apply.refline.ch/673277/1354/...
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Postdoctoral Researcher in organic geochemistry (m/f/d)
The Department of Surface Waters - Research and Management (SURF) has a vacancy for a
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Pal(a)eoPERCS @palaeopercs.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
This Tuesday at #PalaeoPERCS we will be joined by Brittany Hupp from George Mason University, USA. Sign up here: paleopercs.com/participate/
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