infaunal epiphany

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Aktuopaläontologie in Caribbean Panama

When we paleontologists look at the modern world, most often we can’t help but thinking in our beloved fossil record. I would say that this is particularly true for taphonomists … Continue reading

September 15, 2012 · Leave a comment

Ear-piercing in a Miocene whale: the effect of marine borers in vertebrate skeletons

(this is a slightly modified translation of a post by the same author in the blog ‘Paleobiologia del Neogen Mediterrani’) Last year, we published a paper in Geobios where we … Continue reading

May 26, 2012 · 1 Comment