The first tetrapod from the mid-Miocene Clarkia lagerstätte (Idaho, USA)

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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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995 days ago
RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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995 days ago
RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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995 days ago
RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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RT @FossilBonanza: Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009…
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Clarkia Fossil Beds is known primarily for its floral fossils; the first tetrapod fossil, a squirrel, was found in 2009 and later described in 2018. Tree-dwelling animals are incredibly rare in the fossil record. #ClarkiaWeek #FossilFriday https://t.co/IDpB9VH1kb https://t.co/LIicsYA8JE
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1353 days ago
Celebrate #SquirrelAppreciationDay with this ~16 million year old large squirrel from Idaho. Paper published a couple years ago in @thePeerJ: https://t.co/GEA972CJ0B https://t.co/SgQoL1xXv1
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The Clarkia lagerstätte produces its first known mammal! https://t.co/RbNAHmfiQr via @thePeerJ
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2665 days ago
This rusty-looking fossil is the first tetrapod from a 16 million-year-old lake deposit in Idaho. Housed at @burkemuseum, It is a squirrel largely preserved as an impression with bits of teeth still intact. New paper at https://t.co/cISyi5QyPe https://t.co/KVs2RAApc7
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The first tetrapod from the mid-Miocene Clarkia lagerstätte (Idaho, USA) https://t.co/cEJqwRyDLY via @thePeerJ
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