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We're doing a weekly dino drawing for september in my #paleoart server and this was my contribution to the first week. #Suuwassea with a few babies! 😁

#TheDinosaurMann
September 8, 2025 at 6:44 PM
palaeoamber.com
Oh hey, I heard it’s #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience and I am horrible at making posts consistently on social media cause I’m too busy making funny faces and staring at rocks all day! 1/4

🧪 ⚒️ 🍎 🧬 🌎 #paleosky #geoscience #womeninstem #womeninscience #fossilprep #museumeducation #minerals
A fossil preparator laying next to a bunch of tail bones from the sauropod dinosaur suuwassea A fossil preparator laying next to multiple tail bones of a dinosaur (suuwassea) A person standing under a tyrannosaur cast mount while a crowd of people listen to a tour in a museum A complete nerd smiling with a bunch of huge minerals
February 12, 2025 at 5:01 AM
aecoppock.bsky.social
Was reading Digging Up Dinosaurs *last night* and "learned" that brontosaurus was ackshually apatosaurus but then GUESS WHAT that's wrong according to the latest.
Digging up Dinosaurs by Aliki cover The following OTUs were pruned a posteriori: ‘Apatosaurus’ minimus AMNH 675, ‘Diplodocus’ lacustris YPM 1922, Dystrophaeus viaemalae USNM 2364, and the type individual of Australodocus bohetii. Note the dicraeosaurid affinities of Dyslocosaurus and Suuwassea, the inclusion in Diplodocinae of FMNH P25112, and the close association of Apatosaurus ajax with Apatosaurus louisae (in red).
January 23, 2025 at 4:24 PM
palaeoamber.com
I’m just a simple rock licking scientist whose brain is full of paleobond techniques and open EndNote PDFs on a low battery computer.

Here’s some nice Suuwassea caudal verts for BlueSky feed tax 🦕 📸

🧪 🌿 ⚒️ 🍎 🧬 🌎 👩🏻‍🔬

#paleontology #geoscience #earth-science #paleosky #fossilfriday #geology #dinosaur
Woman laying down next to a drawing of a long neck dinosaur (sauropod), with caudal fossil vertebrae (tail bones) laying next to the human and drawing. Woman laying down next to a drawing of a long neck dinosaur (sauropod), with caudal fossil vertebrae (tail bones) laying next to the human and drawing. Fossil tail bones (caudal vertebrae) of a long neck dinosaur in a glass case on display in a museum. The label reads Suuwassea emilieae. Fossil tail bones (caudal vertebrae) of a long neck dinosaur in a glass case on display in a museum. The label reads Suuwassea emilieae.
November 22, 2024 at 8:19 PM
palaeoamber.com
I’ve also worked with/known the team over at ES since its inception all those years ago! The lab has seen brand new (holotype) dinosaurs like Dreadnoughtus and Suuwassea - both sauropods I’ve had the pleasure of prepping in the lab!

My favourite is showing guests fossils from the field (Cont⬇️)
November 21, 2024 at 10:37 PM
alaskanime.bsky.social
Brachytrachelopan: NNnnghhh! Neeeehh!!! NYEEEHHHHHGGH!! I ...I can't reach it.

All the other sauropods: FUCKIN' LOLOLOLOLOLOOLLLOLOL
A size chart showing members of the Dicraeosauridae family of sauropod/long-necked dinosaurs, featuring silhouettes of Lingwulong shenqi in purple, Suuwassea emilieae in blue, Amargasaurus cazaui in green, Dicraeosaurus sattleri in red, Dicraeosaurus hansemanni in brown. Then, the smallest one in orange, Brachytrachelopan mesai, looks like an entirely different type of dinosaur wandered into the frame. It's neck is ridiculously short compared to its relatives. I mean RIDICULOUSLY SHORT. Comically so. Also, all the other silhouettes have their mouths open and long necks in various positions, as if to laugh at the poor Brachytrachelopan. The Amargasaurus looks like it's doubled over in laughter, in fact.
August 3, 2024 at 5:29 AM
serpenillus.bsky.social
Back with more Dicraeosaurid sauropod studies

Here with have Suuwaseea emiliae, a basal member of the family and the BIZARRE Brachytrachelopan mesai

🎨 🐡 🧪 #dinosaurs #paleontology
Reconstruction of Suuwassea (top) and Brachytrachelopan (bottom) walking next to the silhouette of a ca. 1.8 m tall human for comparison
April 22, 2024 at 2:47 PM