@alcootatooter This is the first time I've seen a trilobite image and recognized it as a (formerly) living creature. I just couldn't "see" a trilobite as an animal before. Thank you!
In this drawing I attempted to portray a trilobite from an angle less often seen. This is Lycophron titan Australia's largest trilobite, and maybe third in the world. From the Ordovician of Central Australia
#Palaeoart #Paleoart
So many people are having a bad first experience with Mastodon because they're using the official app which is lacking features, doesn't allow image uploads randomly, has random slowness, and doesn't give you easy access to the two most active feeds where you can find people (Local and Federated).
Please switch to Metatext, Tusky, or Tooot for a better mobile experience (or even use a browser).
Out of the >15k users that joined this week, over 11k are on the official apps.
RT @anya_hess@twitter.com
New paper alert! This is my 1st co-first author paper from my PhD.
We show that the foraminiferal I/Ca paleo-oxygenation proxy can be measured alongside other trace elements in acidic solutions 🧪 🥼
🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/anya_hess/status/1592988000346308608
New from Eos.org: #Climate change and its effects are not #gender neutral: Women and girls are hit the hardest, as the #climatecrisis deepens already existing gender inequalities.
https://eos.org/articles/how-climate-change-is-affecting-women-in-the-amazon
George Takei joins Mastodon!!!
Hello! 👋 I'm new here, so here's a little #introduction about who I am & what I do as a scientific researcher 🌎
I'm a community #ecologist by training & a lot of my #PhD research was based on #TropicalForest #carbon storage in Brazil & Panama. I now lead a project investigating decision-making, trade-offs & conflicts involving people, #biodiversity, #energy & #justice, using #hydropower #dams as a model system.
I also love running, walking my dog & being in wild places 😀
I didn't take this photo but I was with my husband when he did. It was breathtaking up on Stenbury Down on the Isle of Wight, watching the mist roll in at sunset. The sheep were surprised to see us and for once the weather did what we'd hoped it would do! #SheepofMastodon
Everyone please be aware that the service we used to use that provided tickers went down and doesnt plan to go back up.. This unfortunately slows down the default theme.
As such I switched the default theme to the no-ticket theme and this works just fine. However im not sure it will help for people already signed up on the server.
To fix the problem please go intto your preferences and change the theme to the no-ticket theme.
@radehi wonderful... tickers were a styling element that showed what server a post was from, sadly is its gone now.
I HAD to bring this gorgeous Norwegian #rock face with me from the bird site :)
This rock face was likely #gneiss, a foliated #metamorphic rock where light minerals and dark minerals form in alternating bands due to high heat and pressure. This rock was further complexly folded and refolded during continental collisions and mountain building.
The rock face also has an unusual & beautiful texture caused by the more erodible bands partially eroding.
More here: https://the-geophysicist.com/caledonian-folding-in-saltstraumen
@easternblot Interesting!
Learning this new platform -- so here is an #introduction toot.
I'm an introvert who is passionate about #genealogy and #cats. My day job is wrangling data and I might mention #SQL.
I am a blue dot living near the east coast of the US, but am a native of the high desert of Northern #Arizona. I love #photos from #AZ and around the world.
At under 70, I hate to admit that I have great-grandchildren. I want them to live in a clean world with unlimited opportunities.
Since there was interest, I have set up a Google Form/Sheet for Earth Scientists on Mastodon.
https://forms.gle/iYvKHFWajKjEewsY7
Interested in #geology and #EarthScience and want people to find you? Add your name.
However, please do not add anyone who is not you without explicit permission - some people might prefer to be discovered more organically, or not at all.
Ok let's take this thing for a spin..
So, I wrote a book chapter recently! Disproportionately excited bc I'm private sector, so publishing anything is not like, a thing for me. Working on that.
Anyway, in it I talk about how to usefully examine climate risk as a decision-maker for a high-impact hazard with big error bars:
🌀 Hurricane 🌀
As a part of this book, with many wicked smart folks: https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-031-08568-0
Conclusions? Read on... 🧵
Natural hazards geologist; learning about climate change and its effects on geologic hazards, their impacts on people, and what can be done about it. Project Manager at GeoHazards International http://geohaz.org