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How was the water? Did anyone fall out to sea

Cold. Ice crystals formed in my pore spaces :(

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Crystals study

i'm so tired

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Recently bought a jewelry box for my growing fossil collection!

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geologist Chappell roan be like you can find a hundred pink feldspars

vehicular manslaughter chappell roan be like you can hit a hundred boys with cars

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I made these petrography affirmations

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Spinosaurus tooth from the Kem Kem riverbeds in Morocco

-My best friend got me this for my birthday, she knows me too well <3-

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A lot of times, when people talk about mad scientists, they mean medical or biology or chemistry, sometimes you'll have a physicist or mathematician or even an engineer... But let's not forget about the hard working mad science geologists who help people scout out and build their "evil lair in a volcano" while furthering their own plot to rid the world of their competition by using their own egos against them. Meanwhile they're bending the secrets of the earth to their will, making new and strange crystalline mineral structures, and dialing in the frequency of their earthquake generators to only destroy what they're aiming at. They deserve attention too!

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Bivalve, bryozoan, and trilobite sketches

-Drew these to help study for my historical geology final exam a few semesters ago, deffo helps with remembering specific features-

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TBH I think that Paleontologists should be allowed to fight private collectors who purchase any specimen that is incredibly valuable to science actually.

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Gastropods, barnacles, coral, and bivalves found in the sandy clay sediments of Calvert Cliffs, MD.

-Shark teeth, ray plates, and a fish vertebra-

Invertebrate paleontology field collection lab!

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Thin sections—

Dominant Garnet/Biotite, Quartz, Feldspar

-took these in my mineralogy and petrology class, I love the way sandstones look like beaches-