Happy #FossilFriday here is Microraptor a genus a Dromaeosaur from the early Cretaceous of China. A unique feature of Microraptor is the presence of flight feathers on the legs in addition to the arms.

Happy #FossilFriday here is Mesosaurus tenuidens a genus of Aquatic para reptile from the early Permian of South Africa and South America. Mesosaurus fossils were instrument in proving continental drift as remains were found in two widely separated regions

Happy #FossilFriday here is Beelzebufo ampinga an extinct genus of Hyloid frog from the late Cretaceous of Madagascar. Beelzebufo was the largest frog to ever live with an estimated size of 42 cm and likely preyed on juvenile dinosaurs.

Second #FossilFriday post, I also got to see the very cool Polycotylid Plesiosaur that is on display at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles county that has a fetus preserved (see the second photo for a closer look

Happy #FossilFriday this week I got to visit the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County to look at the Maastrichtian Struthiomimus that is on display. I also got to see the rest of the dinosaur gallery which is spectacular!

Happy #fossilfriday here is Dinornis a genus of Giant Moa that lived in New Zeland until as recently as the 1500s. Dinornis itself was the tallest bird to ever live with females standing 10 feet tall, a phenomenon known as reverse sexual dimorphism. #PrehistoricPlanetIceAge

#FossilFriday here is a Triceratops skeleton on display at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

Another SVP meeting in the books. It was a success and a great time #2025svp

Thank you to everyone who visited my poster yesterday. Looking forward to a great rest of the conference! :) #2025SVP

Happy #FossilFriday Here is Temnodontosaurus trigonodon a genus of Ichthyosaur from the Early Jurassic of Europe. A notable feature of Temnodontosaurus was its incredibly large eyes the largest of any known vertebrate.

For those who are attending SVP this year. Feel free to stop by my poster #SVP2025