people say 'congrats on finishing your PhD' but nobody says 'aren't you cold down there on that chair in just your bones'

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Meeting Trevor the joey- one of many highlights of my visit to Uluṟu- he seemed ok with it

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What's the point of palaeontology?
Hosted by @heapsgood, the first episode of the new podcast 'Palaeo Jam' will feature Aaron Camens and Phoebe McInerney in a discussion about this very thing.

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Cheers Aaron, nice to finally get over the line 💪

cheers as to Diana Dr Diana Fusco 🦘🐀🦴 💉💉💉💉 for mugging our Nombe paper for me <3

In a new episode format for Fossils & Fiction, we interview two PhD candidates about their research. This is The Research Journal, featuring pleistocene kangaroos via Isaac Kerr and Australian pterosaurs via Adele Pentland anchor.fm/fossilsfiction…

Our paper describing a genus of #fossil roo from #NewGuinea is out now with Transactions of the RSSA. Cheers to everyone who's offered kind words & support. Thrilled by the reaction we've had.

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Nearly 15 years' hard work, and now finally published! Our new monograph on #marsupial #morphology and #phylogeny is now out digitallibrary.amnh.org/handle/2246/72…

A peculiar giant kangaroo that once lived in New Guinea would have descended from a much more ancient form that migrated from Australia, between 5 million and 8 million years ago.

Isaac Kerr from Flinders University describes this unexpected megafauna discovery.
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“Feel like people in the 21st century are gonna really groove to this paragraph, but in a dark way, if you can dig that” —Count Leo Tolstoy, overheard while writing

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#flinders labmate Jacob C. Blokland has been telling the world about giant penguins 👌