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  1. @boydpaleo.bsky.socialBluesky

    New Hell Creek dino drop! Say hello to Infernogallus jamesi, the first dinosaur named in part based on specimens from North Dakota! Not only is this a new theropod from the Hell Creek, it shows a unique, fruit eating diet!!! www.nature.com/articles/s41...

    nature.com Fruit-eating adaptations in a Late Cretaceous oviraptorosaur (Theropoda)

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  2. @himdogson.bsky.socialBluesky

    no end triassic extinction is such an underrated spec evo concept- sauropods were already moving towards gigantism but dicynodonts were not dying out, rauisuchians might have convergently evolved into the same niche as megatherapods, giant ichthyosaurs might have kept getting bigger

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  3. @doktrock.bsky.socialBluesky

    In addition to the many other cool things, "The holotype and paratype were discovered independently by two different research groups working in separate field areas of the Hell Creek Formation. The decision was made to combine the efforts of the two..." How often does that happen? ⚒️🧪😎#FossilFriday

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  4. New oviraptorosaurian dinosaur Infernogallus jamesi: www.nature.com/articles/s41... Known from several specimens, including one with most of the skull! Skull has similarities to those of parrots that feed on soft fruits, suggesting it may have done the same. 🪶🧪 (📷 @funstonpaleo.bsky.social et al.)

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  5. @rando.insalubrio.usBluesky

    Sinojapyx giganteus is the oldest known dipluran. These soil-dwelling insect relatives are usually tiny (2-5 mm), but this Jurassic giant was >5 cm long and its fossils suggest internal arthropod mouthparts may have evolved independently up to 3 times! 🧪 royalsocietypublishing.org/rspb/article...

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