Palaeontologist 🦕 | Triassic marine reptiles 🦎➡️🐬 | Asst Prof at @IPaleoPAN 🇵🇱🇪🇺

Warsaw, Poland
Joined February 2015
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Please to announce our new paper on spinosaurid origins led by @ZakLewis43 Spinosaurus originated in Europe and had two separate dispersals into Africa and South America Art by @SergeyAtrox1 and Pedro Salas royalsocietypublishing.org/r…
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A newly identified fossil amphibian, measuring 737 millimetres in length and dating back around 237 million years, may have been fully adapted to life in the sea, according to a study in Nature Ecology & Evolution. go.nature.com/4iiWdep
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Preservação excepcional em cherte revela arquitetura cuticular complexa em um dos ecdisozoários mais primitivos do Cambriano nature.com/articles/s42003-0…
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Welcoming a new UK iguanodontian, Paludohadros proudlovii, to the Wealden bestiary, a project led by Ricardo Sacamoto, Susie Maidment & @valdosaurus, based on material collected by @NHM_London >20 years ago. Lovely reconstruction from Guilherme Gehr. Paper in @JournalSystPal
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🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨 NEW AMPHIBIAN - G. maritimus A new species of Gerrothorax has been described from Late Triassic China based on two nearly complete skeletons showing this species was adapted to marine habitats! 🎨: @JoschuaKnuppe
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Um anfíbio basal totalmente marinho do Triássico Tardio da China nature.com/articles/s41559-0…
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50 years after the publication of The Selfish Gene, it's time for books that capture the complexity of life to take centre stage go.nature.com/4dXkdlX
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Our new paper is out! I’m happy to share that our latest research on giant salamanders has been published in Journal of Anatomy! In this study, we investigated how hybrids between native Japanese giant salamanders and introduced Chinese giant salamanders capture their prey. Using high-speed cameras, we found that these hybrids retain a fascinating feeding mechanism called suction feeding—they rapidly open their mouths and suck in water along with their prey! The video below was recorded during our experiments with giant salamanders housed in my laboratory. Check out our paper here: doi.org/10.1111/joa.70262 #GiantSalamander #Herpetology #JournalOfAnatomy
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🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨 NEW BORB - M. rokusi A new species of Megapode bird has been described from leg bones found in Pleistocene deposits from the island of Flores! It's now the largest known Megapodius species, at 3.9kg! 🎨: @nirwasita_arya
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Ammonitritor, a new member of the Omphalosauridae family that lived in Svalbard 250 million years ago—shortly after the Permian-Triassic extinction—possessed a rather peculiar set of teeth, which it is believed to have used to crush cephalopods.
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My take on the newly described Ammonitritor! Explanation in the thread below...
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Ammonites' archnemesis, Ammonitritor.
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Sous le marteau : la France s’apprête à vendre son dinosaure paleo.mnhn.fr/fr/actualites/…
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この間新種として記載されたばかりのアンモニトリトル(Ammonitritor)の3Dモデル 論文に載せてもらったイラストから結構デザインが結構変わってる これをベースにガレージキットも作る予定!
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