Lauren Sallan

@laurensallan

Paleobiologist, 2019 Senior , M. Meyerson Asst. Prof. in Interdisciplinary Studies . & .

Philadelphia, PA
Vrijeme pridruživanja: veljača 2014.

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  1. Prikvačeni tweet
    25. lis 2018.

    Our new paper on vertebrate habitat origins is live! Fishes, jawed and jawless, diversified in shallow coastal waters and only later shifted to reefs. The “Invasions of the Ocean” depended on pre-existing traits like the invasion of land!

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    7. sij

    presented my poster today on Iniopterygians, an order of fossil fishes with an unique dorsal fin placement! Thank you so much and my mentor for the opportunity!

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  3. 6. sij

    Undergrad lab members and Jeremy Wyman successfully spread the truth of Iniopterygians (the weirdest holocephalans, which is saying something) Well done!

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    29. stu 2019.

    The boys are back with a splash with series 5!!! Looks like we're gonna need a bigger podcast...🦈 Listen here 👉👈

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    17. ruj 2019.

    I find science twitter a bit on the negative side, so instead read this 2011 paper on cranial vs postcranial diversification by & because it's really cool, even if it is about fish

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    26. srp 2019.
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    26. srp 2019.

    Delivered a field experience with & for 25 delegates at to complement their visit to . Excellent feedback from . Here is Matt spotting siderite nodules.

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    25. srp 2019.

    Yesterday's visit to Wardie by a group of TEDdies. TEDs? TEDders? All went well. Fossils were found and nobody died.

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    explaining the crazy diversity of paleolife - and mass extinctions, armored wriggling plant worms, 10-foot long millipedes, giant birds that eat horses, predatory ‘deer dogs’ ... ‘Dinos are just a gateway drug!’

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    Now is talking about her work (w/ a very accurate paleontology meme) to understand mass extinctions— past and future

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    There is no greater data record than the fossil record. ’s goal is to use CAT scanning, robots, mathematical simulations, genomes, isotopes and every kind of analytics tool possible to understand the past and how evolution works.

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    “We’ve learned so much about dinosaurs already, but there’s so much left to learn from the other 99.9% of past life. And that’s what paleontology aims to do.” --

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    “There is no bigger data than the fossil record, and we mine ALL of it” -

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  14. 22. srp 2019.

    All Meme credit to - including on the slide itself. Thanks for listening to my TED Talk!

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    . sets the record straight: Paleontology isn’t just about dinosaurs. “Paleontology is the study of past life -- all past life -- from ancestors to alien forms.”

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    26. lip 2019.
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    23. lip 2019.

    Our session at on Paleozoic Extinctions is off and running with our first keynote by talking about fish extinctions!

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    Belantsea is an extinct cartilaginous fish that lived about 350 million years ago during the Lower Carboniferous. They had a beak-shaped mouth which allowed them to graze corals. (Credit: Melissa Frankford)

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    13. lip 2019.

    The only known complete specimen of Elpistostege watsoni (1.56m) at the "From Water to Land" exhibit,Miguasha Park World Heritage Site,Québec,🇨🇦. This Devonian chordate is considered as a very important fossil for the study of transition from water to land🐟

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    14. lip 2019.

    7) Aegirocassis, an anomalocarid from the early Ordovician of Morocco. Aegirocassis is one of the earliest examples of a giant filter feeding animal, with a body length exceeding 2 metres. (Art by Marianne Collins and , diagram from Nature)

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    8. lip 2019.
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