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Tag Archives: Gulley
Alex’s Blog: Last Day at Olduvai (6/27)
This morning, I defied all odds and learned an entire year’s-worth of content in less than an hour. Don’t believe me? Good, because I certainly didn’t learn everything, but I got the basics. Dr. Manuel taught us how to identify … Continue reading
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Tagged 2024, Alex, bone survey, bones, Ecomorphology, excavation, fossils, Gulley, Large Felids, paleohabitat reconstruction
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Alex’s Blog: Into the Gulley (6/24)
I was a little geologist today. We started off the morning at a secluded gulley within Olduvai Gorge. Wet season erosion uncovered new material from the gulley’s outcrop, which we surveyed for teeth from the L.A.S. layer – a strata … Continue reading
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Tagged 2024, Alex, Ecomorphology, Gulley, Large Felids, Museum, Tooth
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