Derek den Ouden, Paleosoricidologist
@denoudenderek.bsky.social
Evo Bio PhD student @ASU. Paleo MS @ETSU, Bio+Geo BS @IowaStateU. Trying to tame shrews, enjoyer of all Cenozoic oddballs. He/him, views mine.
Reposted by Derek den Ouden, Paleosoricidologist
Hey Ben,
The museum is its own separately funded unit, so while this hurts, and directly affects our curators and interns from EAS, UNSM including Ashfall and Trailside remains open and active.
That said, we are gutted. EAS have been allies and partners with the museum for a hundred years. No more.
The museum is its own separately funded unit, so while this hurts, and directly affects our curators and interns from EAS, UNSM including Ashfall and Trailside remains open and active.
That said, we are gutted. EAS have been allies and partners with the museum for a hundred years. No more.
December 7, 2025 at 5:47 AM
Hey Ben,
The museum is its own separately funded unit, so while this hurts, and directly affects our curators and interns from EAS, UNSM including Ashfall and Trailside remains open and active.
That said, we are gutted. EAS have been allies and partners with the museum for a hundred years. No more.
The museum is its own separately funded unit, so while this hurts, and directly affects our curators and interns from EAS, UNSM including Ashfall and Trailside remains open and active.
That said, we are gutted. EAS have been allies and partners with the museum for a hundred years. No more.
Reposted by Derek den Ouden, Paleosoricidologist
Yes, there was a deliberate push to get rid of all scientific names; of course, I think this is a massive mistake. And, indeed, no roaring for sabretooths, their hyoid anatomy indicates that they couldn't do it :) #PrehistoricPlanetIceAge
November 28, 2025 at 12:12 PM
Yes, there was a deliberate push to get rid of all scientific names; of course, I think this is a massive mistake. And, indeed, no roaring for sabretooths, their hyoid anatomy indicates that they couldn't do it :) #PrehistoricPlanetIceAge