Today’s Fossil Friday post is on the dentary, or lower jaw bone, of a turtle (possibly Rhinoclemmys panamaensis) found at the … Continue
Last week myself and the other interns took a field trip for two days to dig at the fossil site … Continue
And we’re back! A ton has happened since our last post. A huge group of our scientific partners at the … Continue
The members of PCP PIRE that traveled to Panama for Spring Break have been collaborating with the field interns to … Continue
This week 15 additional people descended on the Panama Canal – the University of Florida Spring Break crew has arrived. … Continue
These past few days in the prep lab I have been reconstructing the shell of a turtle known as Pleurodira … Continue
¡Hola! This has been an incredibly exciting week for us out here in the field. Yesterday, we went to the … Continue
Application Deadline: 5PM EST on March 9, 2015 Are you interested in a geology and paleontology? How about traveling to … Continue
Stop by the poster hall tonight to meet with Victor Perez and hear him explain about his fossil sharks!
Victor Perez of FOSSIL and PCPPIRE will present a poster on the fossil sharks he has been studying at booth … Continue
New fossils from Eocene deposits of Panama on the Azuero peninsula (at arrow) are revealing that ~50 Million years ago, when … Continue
Today at Cartagena “hill,” the cohort [..Jorge] encountered two peccary findings about 500 feet away from each other: an isolated … Continue
