Dr. Brendan Anderson
@fossilsndcoffee.bsky.social
Paleobiologist. evolution and paleoclimate. Coffee enthusiast. Snail evangelist. Visiting Professor @ SUNY Oneonta. Paleontological Research Institution Research Associate. Dartmouth, KU, Cornell alum. He/him. Opinions my own. https://www.brendan-anderson
What part of a Seth is the valve?
Not claiming victory,that goes to the vertebrae, just appreciated the acknowledgement of the unrecognized service to the field of Paleobiology, like mollusks are used to.
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Not claiming victory,that goes to the vertebrae, just appreciated the acknowledgement of the unrecognized service to the field of Paleobiology, like mollusks are used to.
bsky.app/profile/foss...
I may actually be happy with either outcome here, but boosting for mollusk fans🦑🐌🐚🦪🐙 🧪
Finnegan has taken the lead with the most votes, with mollusks close behind!
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November 11, 2025 at 6:20 PM
What part of a Seth is the valve?
Not claiming victory,that goes to the vertebrae, just appreciated the acknowledgement of the unrecognized service to the field of Paleobiology, like mollusks are used to.
bsky.app/profile/foss...
Not claiming victory,that goes to the vertebrae, just appreciated the acknowledgement of the unrecognized service to the field of Paleobiology, like mollusks are used to.
bsky.app/profile/foss...
Reposted by Dr. Brendan Anderson
Though the social media landscape has changed since 2024, when I was one of the larger paleontology accounts on this platform, I still intend to live-post updates from the non-embargoed talks I attend. But today I'm off to Warwickshire for the Middle Triassic Field trip. #2025SVP
November 11, 2025 at 7:27 AM
Though the social media landscape has changed since 2024, when I was one of the larger paleontology accounts on this platform, I still intend to live-post updates from the non-embargoed talks I attend. But today I'm off to Warwickshire for the Middle Triassic Field trip. #2025SVP