A few weeks ago, when we were driving to one of our dig sites, we noticed a dip in the … Continue
This week we had an exciting time in the field, specifically at our site under Puente Centenario. Under the shadow … Continue
Hello from the Panama Canal! I’ve been in Panama for a little less than two months, but every day we … Continue
“It looks as if we have something here,” Jorge our boss exclaimed the minute we got to our Centenario dig … Continue
This trip to Panama has been a little different than normal – we have a group predominantly composed of invertebrate … Continue
For this week’s Fossil Friday I am going to send you off to see what invertebrate paleontologists Jonathan Hendricks and … Continue
Summer 2015 Field Intern Isaac Magallanes and his work in the Panama Canal were recently featured in the Orange County … Continue
Invertebrate Paleontology in the mid-Miocene: A trip to Lago Alajuela
A visit to Panama City by paleontologists Cristina Robins and Ian Cannon from the University of Florida this past week meant several field … Continue
Bedrock Quest: Reflections on Fieldwork in the Azuero Peninsula
Delicate and intricate, the complexity of ecology and climate in the tropics presents a challenge for any scientist wishing to study more … Continue
This past weekend June 19-21, 2015 I finally had the chance to visit Dawson Clay Pit at Henry County Tennessee, … Continue
*DEADLINE EXTENDED* Year-long Field Internships in Panama – Applications due July 10!
Application Deadline *EXTENDED*: 5PM EDT on July 10, 2015 Are you interested in a geology and paleontology? How about traveling … Continue
This week’s Fossil Friday is the subject of a paper recently published by former PCP PIRE Post Doc Aaron Wood … Continue
Today was yet another beautiful day at Lago Alajuela, where we have spent the last two days searching for fossils … Continue
For the past few day I have been in Alabama with Prof Steven Manchester and his class searching for fossilized … Continue
In a previous post Sonia explained the paleohistory of the isthmus, from its volcanic beginnings to recent sedimentation. This history … Continue