Very excited to see this paper finally come out! Tromerosaurus solumons gen. et sp. nov. Beautiful paleoart of a beautiful specimen by Henry Sharpe
Christiana Garros
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🇨🇦🇧🇷| Edmonton | U of Alberta | MSc in theropod pathologies 🦖 | PhD student studying mosasaur growth and histology | she/her
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#WWD2025 How Extreme Weather Can Reveal (And Destroy) Dinosaur Fossils | #WalkingWithDinosaurs Unearthed With Mark Powers, Henry Sharpe and the whole team including Christiana Garros ( @chrissygarros.bsky.social) By PBS Terra www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtpJ...
How Extreme Weather Can Reveal (And Destroy) Dinosaur Fossils | Walking with Dinosaurs Unearthed
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#WWD2025 Student-led crew brings Albertosaurus named Rose to the screen #WalkingWithDinosaurs With Mark Powers, Annie McIntosh, Colton Coppock, Henry Sharpe, Christiana Garros (@chrissygarros.bsky.social) and Jordan Stock mentioned www.ualberta.ca/en/folio/202...
Student-led crew brings Albertosaurus named Rose to the screen
The second season of BBC’s hit Walking With Dinosaurs features a team of U of A graduate students helping excavate an Albertosaurus and bring it to life on screen.
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#livefromthefield Work resumes on "Scorpio" the Lambeosaurus lambei whose quarry was reopened last year. While last year we collected the skull, this year the body blocks are revealing vast swaths of skin underneath! Exciting!
Dinosaur park my beloved. Excited to be back there in 2 weeks 🥰 For such a rich formation, big beautiful mural-style pieces like this one are not as common as I would like!
Result from the Dinosaur Park Formation #paleostream! This formation was on the wheel from the start and I anticipated and dreaded it at the same time. As one of the most famous dinosaur bearing formations this piece offered several challenges.
For those itching to know more about what you might expect to see each episode! www.bbc.co.uk/mediacentre/...
Walking With Dinosaurs - Everything you need to know about the ground-breaking series
Discover the incredible life stories of more long-lost giants as the landmark series returns
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Published yesterday in @journalofanatomy.bsky.social with open access, we demonstrate how tiny slices of isolated bones (in this case, troodontid metatarsals) can provide a wealth of information on the growth, lifestyle, and injuries of these animals. (🧵) (Troodontid art by Henry Sharpe )
It was an absolute dream come true being involved in this project alongside an awesome crew and seeing our Albertosaurus specimen brought to life! I hope you all love it! youtu.be/VAVp_1-Aqc8?...
Walking With Dinosaurs Official Trailer (2025) | BBC Earth
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Excited for you all to meet our lovely Albertosaurus friend! ❤️
BBC Earth doesn’t seem to have an active account on here, so I thought I’d share the news. First look at Walking with Dinosaurs (2025)!
Velociraptor mongoliensis - colour pencils and gel pen on paper Pattern and colours based on the greater roadrunner (my favorite paleoart trope)
Last paleoart piece of 2024! Carnotaurus sastrei- colour pencils on paper What a weird looking animal
Mosasaur tooth attachment and variation suggest that the holotype of Xenodens may be both a forgery and non-diagnostic! New research by Henry Sharpe et al.: https://buff.ly/41xE2Lg
#FossilFriday Check out this ankylosaurid osteoderm from Dinosaur Park! While these bones are famous for forming the thick armour of these animals, some osteoderms were really thin! This one is incredibly concave on the underside and less than a centimetre thick in most places
If you see this, post a dino! Acheroraptor - white conté on black paper
If you see this, post a Dino
'You were here' Homotherium latidens Watercolor pencils on paper
Nasutoceratops sketch - watercolor pencil on medium grain paper Based on a photo of a Sichuan Takin I took at the zoo
This cute 0.5'd goober inspired by a picture taken by my colleague
Post your most popular art from Twitter! I don’t know what sorcery possessed me to be able to paint this wave but I want it back
Hesperonychus elizabethae - pencil crayons and pen
Even though I will be active here, I don't intend to stop posting on twitter. Maybe it's futile but I do feel like now more than ever, still having an active science community on an ever more polarized social media platform is important. Even if our impact and voice is small...
#fossilfriday Even though both dromaeosaurs and troodontids have the iconic "sickle" claw, the configuration of this structure can look quite different between the two! Here's some specimens from the Dinosaur Park Formation in lateral view for comparison
Hello paleo bluesky-ers! Name's Christiana. I'm a grad student studying theropod paleopathology and histology, and I'm also an amateur paleoartist 😊 Good to be here!