Liz Furman

Thrissops formosus JME Ett 3111 on display at MHNH

feesh

Happy birthday to one of my favourite haters, Charles Darwin

I'm making a fish-core playlist! What songs should I add?

-looking for fish related lyrics or just vibes

-no soundtracks please, unless you feel strongly about one particular song (I know subnautica exists, love it, not what I'm looking for here)

Who up deciphering they taphonomic processes

Disc-shaped fossils with concentric grooves scattered through a limestone block.

Image of the apex of the Great Pyramid, taken from the base of the southeast corner. The layers of massive blocks of limestone composing the pyramid are clearly visible. The pyramid is set against a sunny blue sky.

I've seen fossils in some remarkable places, but this takes the prize: the benthic foram Nummulites in the base of the Great Pyramid of Giza. These massive blocks were quarried from the Eocene Mokkatam Formation when a relictual population of woolly mammoths still lived on Wrangel Island.

Thank you! Glad I got the expert approval.

Absolutely thrilled to have seen the new Chicago Archaeopteryx exhibit. This specimen never ceases to amaze me. Featuring my fanart of said dead bird.

#chicagoarchaeopteryx #fieldmuseum

SUE looking delightfully green

#fieldmuseum #trex

This is one of the most absurd things I've ever seen in a crystal shop. Top tier impulse purchase.

I think they were more concerned with trying to suck on the tank wall lol

Tomorrow :D

Reptiles doing the reptile things (Burpee museum)

Got to pet a sturgeon at the Burpee museum, my life has peaked

Hi Jane

Mahjong in Chicago with friends and my Therizinosaurus son named Chad Kroger

Flag of California. It features a grizzly bear walking atop a grassy field, a red star on the upper left, a red bar at the bottom, and the words "California Republic" all on a white background

Flag of Chernyshevsky District. It features blue and green regions on the background, white lines dividing them, and atop them, a golden flower(?) and an illustration of the dinosaur Kulindadromeus

Flag of Dornogovi. It features horizontal blue, yellow, and green stripes. On the top left is a blue-and-orange emblem with a white silhouette of a sauropod in it

Flag of Srednekolymsk. It features a red sun on the top right, a stylized river, and a red mammoth

Flags with extinct animals on them:
- California (California grizzly bear)
- Chernyshevsky District, Russia (Kulindadromeus)
- Doronogovi, Mongolia (sauropod)
- Srednekolymsk, Russia woolly (mammoth)

Hell nah no chondrichthyes in this house 😤

Listening to Limp Bizkit while drawing fish skeletals. Not sure if this is making me feel more or less sane tbh

Gaze upon this magnificent artifact I found at the local thrift store the other day

I try to get a skeleton sketch or two done any time I go to the AMNH. It's a great opportunity to practice life drawings.

The trike's head is also very triangular, narrow towards the front and rly thick at the back. Bit of a strange model for sure.

I also checked out the new Impact exhibit at the AMNH yesterday. I didn't have too much time for an in depth look, but first impressions were good! Mixed reviews on the models and illustrations. Looking forward to more thoroughly reading through everything next time I'm there.

Practicing skeletal sketches with Stegosaurus at the AMNH yesterday!

We are NOMINATED‼️

This gonna be the LAST CHANCE for anime adaptation, and I believe we have the power to make it happen!

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Disclaimer: this skeletal is far from perfect. Good reconstructions for most fish, especially extinct ones, are few and far between, so I tried my best to piece it together from the few references I had. That being said, I'm quite happy with how it turned out!

lizardfish and lancetfish. Here I depicted the fish's skull, specifically highlighting its jaw bones. Aulopiforms, both extinct and extant, have very diverse arrangements of these gape-forming bones. They tell us a lot about the evolutionary development of their feeding methods.

The extinct fish Cimolichthys nepaholica on an ocean background. The bones of its skull are overlaid on the soft tissue, with the jaw bones color coded.

Cimolichthys nepaholica was a Late Cretaceous Big Ol' Fish™. A lot of our well-known Mesozoic ray-finned fish represent early-diverging groups that have no modern close relatives, but not this guy! Cimolichthys belongs to the order Aulopiformes, which is still around today in the form of...

An illustration of a green four-legged dinosaur, Stegosaurus. It is depicted with tall back plates that are colored dark gray, yellow, and white. To the right is the silhouette of a human.

I painted a Jurassic classic, #Stegosaurus. 💚

Result from the Mammoth Site #paleostream! This has been our first mammoth steppe formation stream, dwelling into some the classic giants of the Pleistocene. This site in South Dakota offered a unique opportunity is that is has so much stuff preserved in situ that we can...

I can't get over how cool this cover is!!!