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Month: October 2015

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UF 267030, an osteoderm of an unknown crocodylian. Photo © VP FLMNH.

Fossil Friday 10/30/2015: A crocodylian osteoderm

Oct 30, 2015

This week’s Fossil Friday features an osteoderm of a crocodylian. This osteoderm was found at the Lirio East site of … Continue

Centenario Bridge looking up from the dig site

Last Week at the Canal-Learning to Make a Plaster Jacket

Oct 23, 2015

“It looks as if we have something here,” Jorge our boss exclaimed the minute we got to our Centenario dig … Continue

UF 242111, the right second peripheral of an podocnemidid turtle (genus indeterminate). Photo © VP FLMNH.

Fossil Friday 10/23/15: A podocnemidid turtle

Oct 23, 2015

This week’s Fossil Friday features the peripheral of a podocnemidid turtle! This specimen was found in El Lirio Norte of … Continue

Turritellid gastropods dominate some areas of the Gatún.

Gatún and Empire with the Invertebrate Crew

Oct 9, 2015

This trip to Panama has been a little different than normal – we have a group predominantly composed of invertebrate … Continue

Turritellids in the Gatún Formation. Photo courtesy of Stephanie Sang.

Fossil Friday 10/9/15: Fossils from the Gatún Formation!

Oct 9, 2015

For this week’s Fossil Friday I am going to send you off to see what invertebrate paleontologists Jonathan Hendricks and … Continue

view across Lago Alajuela

Dispatch from the field— Lake Alajuela with Nathan Jud

Oct 7, 2015

This is my fifth trip to Panama for paleontological field work. Since I started working with the project a little … Continue

UF 220130, the prickly cockle Dallocardia baiterum. Photo © IVP FLMNH.

Fossil Friday 10/2/15: A prickly cockle

Oct 2, 2015

This week’s Fossil Friday feature is the prickly cockle Dallocardia baiterum. This bivalve specimen was found in the Gatún Formation … Continue

calcitic mudstone chock full of fossilized plant material

Field Training at the University of Florida!

Oct 2, 2015

Hi all, I am the new 2015-2016 PCP-PIRE field intern! A little about me: My name is Dipa Desai, and … Continue

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