Fossil fish, Hopolopteryx in Chalk matrix
For #FossilFiday a new paper on the size change of Hopolopteryx fish during the #Cretaceous with varying ocean temperature. The study was part of the @chalksea.bsky.social project & led by Masters student, Chloe Griffiths.
Well done Chloe 👏
onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...
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It's goes on and on. However, I'll raise you Leedsichthys, that thing multiplies overnight.
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Oh yes they do
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First post here & this is a great one to kick off with.
New paper & a new shark! Hello Pararhincodon torquis 👋🏼
Thank you to @euphanerops.bsky.social for inviting me to be part of the project.
It highlights the importance of museum collections & looking at specimens with different analysis.
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