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Kuldana Diorama poster
An illustrated diorama of a scene from the Kuldana Formation, dating to the Early Eocene in Pakistan. It features a variety of early cetaceans that had not fully transitioned to an aquatic lifestyle.
252mya.com/kul
Art by Stieven Van der Poorten
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Episode 13 of the #whaletalespodcast features Ben a vertebrate paleontologist who discusses cetacean evolution! #Repost @a_fools_experiment The Evolutionary Origin of the Whales. This image was lifted directly out of the 2016 book “Cetacean Palaeobiology”, by Marx, Lambert and Uhen. It displays the major steps in whale evolution, their transition from land to water and also annotates the major changes in morphology, lifestyle and habitat. (Images by C. Buell). #science #palaeontology #fossils #paleontology #scicomm #afoolsexperiment #dinosaur #science #museumathome #prehistoric #climatechange #wild #marinelife #ocean #naturelovers #whaletales #podcast #whalepodcast #whaleevolution #cetaceans https://www.instagram.com/p/CAGTXfhg9Fp/?igshid=1oerbzsn99s21
Otuma Formation Diorama poster
An illustrated diorama from the Otuma Formation in Perú, dating back to the late Eocene. It features the early whale Cynthiacetus.
252mya.com/otuma
Art by Stieven Van der Poorten
Kuldana Diorama poster
An illustrated diorama of a scene from the Kuldana Formation, dating to the Early Eocene in Pakistan. It features a variety of early cetaceans that had not fully transitioned to an aquatic lifestyle.
252mya.com/kul
Art by Stieven Van der Poorten
