Gen
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Palaeoart & various other biology art. Palaeontology student (3rd year) and into a range of hiking and nature stuff (though I particularly like strange arachnids and crustaceans).
Yep, about an hour south. I can sent the exact gps coordinates of the location if you happen to be in melbourne and looking for them but I assume most of the other reefs nearby would be similarly good for them.
December 17, 2025 at 3:55 AM
Yep, about an hour south. I can sent the exact gps coordinates of the location if you happen to be in melbourne and looking for them but I assume most of the other reefs nearby would be similarly good for them.
It's a really reliable place for them, they seem to really like the piles of basalt rocks at about the low tide mark. That one was under the first rock I flipped I think.
December 17, 2025 at 3:27 AM
It's a really reliable place for them, they seem to really like the piles of basalt rocks at about the low tide mark. That one was under the first rock I flipped I think.
And Lomis hirta from there a few days ago, as well as an older photo of my favourite decapod from there Petrocheles australiensis from a few years ago.
December 16, 2025 at 3:34 AM
And Lomis hirta from there a few days ago, as well as an older photo of my favourite decapod from there Petrocheles australiensis from a few years ago.
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A somewhat liberal interpretation, but definitely inspired by your study!
The amount of details of past life preserved in the fossil record never ceases to amaze me. Nor does the creativity and tenacity of paleontologists, working to tease out that information. What a cool study!
The amount of details of past life preserved in the fossil record never ceases to amaze me. Nor does the creativity and tenacity of paleontologists, working to tease out that information. What a cool study!
December 14, 2025 at 4:25 PM
A somewhat liberal interpretation, but definitely inspired by your study!
The amount of details of past life preserved in the fossil record never ceases to amaze me. Nor does the creativity and tenacity of paleontologists, working to tease out that information. What a cool study!
The amount of details of past life preserved in the fossil record never ceases to amaze me. Nor does the creativity and tenacity of paleontologists, working to tease out that information. What a cool study!
