New paper! We conducted a preliminary histological survey of the vertebrates from the Late Triassic Pebbly Arkose Formation of Zimbabwe. This assemblage (230 Ma) contains the oldest-known definitive dinosaurs from Africa! doi.org/10.1111/joa....

The Whitney Lab had a blast presenting at #2025SVP this past week!

Important read by @thomsanger.bsky.social for anyone in science. academic.oup.com/icb/advance-...

Communicating Science with New Purpose

Abstract. The scientific enterprise of the United States is facing challenges on a scale that many living scientists have never encountered. After nearly a

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It’s a beaut! I commissioned @serpenillus.bsky.social for this incredible piece that has quite a purpose. The new SVP Memoir dropped while we were in Zambia 🇿🇲 on a field expedition alongside the government. More soon, but for now enjoy. 😊

Gabriel Ugueto@serpenillus.bsky.social · last yr.

A scene of ca. 252 million years ago during the Late Permian in the Madumabisa Mudstone Formation in Zambia, Africa. You can see here various therapsids and a Pareisaur #paleoart #art #permian

Graduation week here at @loyolachicago.bsky.social. This year’s graduate and undergraduate graduates from the Whitney Lab 🤩. This team: published, presented at national conferences, did fieldwork, worked in museum collections, and even made a lab instagram. They will be so missed and look out world!

Such a fun group to chat with about the importance of paleohisto data accessibility!

MorphoBank@morphobank.bsky.social · 2y ago

A huge thank you to Dr. @megwhit.bsky.social for being the first guest lecturer in our new MorphoBank Seminar Series! Her talk on Bone Histology 🦴🔬 and how MorphoBank supports research in this field was fantastic. We’re excited to showcase her data! #BoneHistology #Paleontology #MorphoBank

@gondwannabe.bsky.social and I had a blast working with students from Loyola and the Idaho Museum of Natural History this week on developing our curation system of Lance Creek micro vertebrate fossils. Special thanks to the @burkemuseum.bsky.social for hosting us! #FossilFriday

It's been a low productivity year for me paper-wise, in part because of a massive project I've been cooking up for a while & that I'm happy to announce the first release of: doi.org/10.5281/zeno... TEMNOS (Temnospondyl Evolution, Morphology, Nomenclature, and Other Stuff) #TemnospondylTuesday 🧵👇

For #FossilFriday, and my first post here, a beautiful section of a radioulna from Poebrotherium. Along with @gondwannabe.bsky.social, my student Kara Ehler is describing the seasonal growth of this early camel.