Erika Anderson

@andersonmineral

Curator of Mineralogy at the Canadian Museum of Nature. MSc in Volcanology. Views are my own.

Vrijeme pridruživanja: rujan 2016.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    25. lis 2016.

    Coolest sample I have ever seen: quartz with MASSIVE fluid inclusions!!! Similar sample on display

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  2. prije 3 sata

    You may think this is moss (my favourite kind of plant) on a rock but it’s actually a !!!! It’s hemimorphite on top of sphalerite.

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  3. 4. velj

    I was pleasantly surprised to see that the had a gallery devoted to botany as this natural science isn’t seen as often in its own space. Here is a large ball of Mountain Mist (Eriogonum parishii) from California, very unusual!

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  4. 3. velj

    Not your usual Sweet Home Mine rhodochrosite but look at how deep and vibrant the reddish-pink is. It’s very fun to come across these awesome specimens when you are working in the collections.

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    31. sij

    For we are out in the public galleries talking vertebrate microfossil bonebeds & seeing how well visitors can identify these tiny fossils. Swing by and see how you do!

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  6. 31. sij

    Cute little stegosaurus baby for . Who can resist a baby following its parent’s footsteps? This one is on display at .

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    30. sij

    Just a reminder for the Centre for Arctic Knowledge and Exploration Postdoctoral Fellowship. Please R/T.

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    30. sij

    Harking back to looking at some trachydacites from my MSc today. I didn't realise then just how beautiful plagioclase is.

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  9. 30. sij

    More : check out the design wall at the in Munich. It was a cool spin on the design of transportation seen in this .

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  10. 29. sij

    This sassy chicken giving some attitude is from . It’s from the wearable tech section, showing the red tinted glasses from 1939 so chickens don’t peck each other when they see blood.

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    28. sij
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  12. 28. sij

    Continuing , I’m obsessed with this worried horned sheep in a sweater. It was so unexpected but love the way the presented where our ressources come from. I imagine getting that sweater on was hilarious.

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  13. 27. sij

    This week I’ll be tweeting from worldwide that I haven’t had a chance to spotlight. I’ll start at my home base, , with a specimen I like to call the “champagne” of fluorites, due to its colour & texture, from Weardale, UK.

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  14. 24. sij

    Saurolophus osborni skull, one of the many hadrosaur (duck-billed ) we have in the paleo collection.

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    23. sij

    Cool study. Love fossil-extant comparisons. I'm confused by reactions discussing that this means dino skin impressions = feathers. Paper describes preserved feather follicles & the scale-like feathers of penguins. Isn't that the opposite of supporting this dino skin comparison?

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    22. sij

    In Feb I will start handling manuscripts as an Associate Editor . I’d love any tips on how to do this job efficiently & equitably. I want to be an AE that is fair and kind, i.e. someone who is good to work with. All advice welcome!

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  17. 21. sij

    This specimen of galena and quartz is too cool to wait for a . Look at those faces!!!!!!!!!

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  18. 20. sij

    What a cool pyrite nodule! I had some fun last week working with one of my favourite .

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    17. sij

    For , here's the skull of the Acrocanthosaurus from the galleries .

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  20. 17. sij

    : a loping smilodon out in the collections. That is one cool looking with wicked teeth.

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  21. 16. sij

    Part of the National Meteorite And Tektike Collection that the is now curating is specimens of the Murchison meteorite, recently found out to have the oldest material found on earth: 7.5 billion years old!

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