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Un trilobite dessiné vite fait en écoutant le cours sur l’extinction crétacé-tertiaire dans la salle d’à côté. Je dis pas qu'on part de loin mais il a fallu convaincre les élèves que non les trilobites ne reviendraient pas (et que promis ils n'étaient pas un danger pour nous), qu’on a pas trouvé un squelette de mégalodon dans la fosse des Mariannes et que oui les dinosaures ont bien existé. Et encore, je vous épargne le truc sur les reptiliens, les dragons et les formes de vie martiennes 😑

En una época muy, muy lejana, allá por el Ordovícico medio (470-458 MdA)...este Han solo no disparó primero. Primero, porque no tiene ni ojos y, segundo, porque se trata de un trilobite agnóstido, aunque se cuestiona que este orden pertenezca realmente a los trilobites. Los segmentos torácicos estrechos entre el céfalon y pigidio permitiría que se cerrara como un bivalvo. 📷Traheripteryx #trilobite #ordovicico #ordovician

This will be a challenge to the fediverse connecting abilities: I need to make a costume of a #trilobite and of #Anomalocaris. I am looking for any help: someone has made one already and is happy to share the details, a costume designed willing to take up the challenge, a handwork hobbyist with a knack for sewing/cardboard magic who always want to launch their skills onto a bigger stage. We are making a #science show for kids as part of my #ERC project MindTheGap and we will be explaining #evolution using #fossils. #Cambrian fossils 😄 If you have any hints, contacts, old costumes, please get in touch. We are located in NL so we probably cannot commission costumes from overseas (too much risk of delay due to customs). #Outreach #ScienceCommunication #paleontology

It's Trilobite Tuesday! Rarely exceeding 1 in (2.5 cm) in length—including its long, graceful tail spine—the small Middle Cambrian ptychopariid trilobite Norwoodia bellaspina hails from Utah’s Weeks Formation. It takes a sharp eye to spot one in the field.

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