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“Rotten Eggs” Hint of Early Life on Earth

Admin - July 12, 2021

By Jim Brace-Thompson “We noticed the intense smell of rotten eggs when we crushed them.” So said geobiologist Helge Mißbach (University of Cologne, Germany). Mißbach...

Birds and Dinosaurs: The Dividing Line Gets Ever Thinner

Admin - July 11, 2021

By Jim Brace-Thompson Although some might beg to differ, most paleontologists now tend to agree: birds are dinosaurs! Specifically, avian theropod dinosaurs. New research suggests...

Just How Many Tyrant Lizard Kings Populated Earth?

Admin - May 19, 2021

By Jim Brace-Thompson As America begins evaluating its latest census data, a census of a different sort has been tallied recently; namely, a census of...

When Did Man’s Best Friend Accompany Him to the New World?

Admin - May 14, 2021

By Jim Brace-Thompson It’s long been postulated that humans crossed over from Siberia to North America either via a land bridge that emerged during the...

Trilobite of the Week: HOMOTELUS bromidensis

Admin - May 11, 2021

By Joseph "PaleoJoe" Kchodl The Ordovician trilobite HOMOTELUS bromidensis is often found in mass death assemblages. It is theorized that they perished due to a...

Trilobite of the Week: OLENELLUS fowleri

Admin - April 27, 2021

By Joseph "PaleoJoe" Kchodl OLENELLUS fowleri is almost circular in shape. Its cephalon or head section is very large and broad and is the distinguishing...

Footprints in the Sands of Time Are Disappearing

Admin - April 27, 2021

By Jim Brace-Thompson Ichnology is the scientific study of so-called trace fossils. Rather than direct remains of an organism (bones, teeth, carbonized leaves, etc.), trace...

Trilobite of the Week: CRYPTOLITHUS ulrichi

Admin - April 20, 2021

By Joseph "PaleoJoe" Kchodl CRYPTOLITHUS ulrichi has a very broad Cephalon bordered by a wide “brim,” which has a large number of pits or holes....

Hunting for Agate and Jasper In Oregon

Admin - April 20, 2021

By Bruce McKay On a nice summer day in 2020, the Thunder Egg Rock Club of Springfield, Oregon, hosted a field trip to Wasco, Oregon,...

Trilobite of the Week: BUMASTIS ioxus

Admin - April 13, 2021

By Joseph "PaleoJoe" Kchodl The BUMASTIS ioxus trilobite was found in the United States during the digging of the Erie Canal. It was first discovered...