Jan 15, 2025
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Tiffany Turrill
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The evolution of whales by Julio Lacerda
A work very much in-progress, of the mid-sized, Middle Eocene protocetid Rodhocetus pivoting in its dive to take a gander at us
Basilosaurus, North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences
Eocene, so familiar yet so different
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very exciting news, they have found a new old whale, which is now currently the oldest whale we know of
The authors report Kalakocetus aurorae, a new fossil species from India, which is phylogenetically recovered as the most basal member of Cet
Whale evolution poster I made for Da Kids :^) (Featuring my mom’s classroom!) She said all the kids love to stop and stare at it, and when she excitedly told them that I drew it they all rolled her eyes and said that a “human couldn’t draw that good,” and refused to believer her. She was upset that no one praised her, but I’m like, that’s goddamn right children, it’s me, your New God.
Pakicetus attocki, a terrestrial whale from Pakistan, 50-48mya