The Most Common Fossil from Mazon Creek isn't what Scientists Thought it Was
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- A new study looked at many fossils of Essexella, and found it wasn't what it was thought to have been. And that because of how it's preserved there's a few things we can learn about the environment it came from.
Read the paper here:
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Roy Plotnick (one of the researchers) is my Honors Advisor at the college I attend! When we met he told me he was working on this. This is so cool to see! ☺
Eaten by Snails is either my new bandname or the official worst way to die.
Their album "Floating on Bubbles in the Water Column" is a banger.
Really cool. My favorite aspect of science is that it is continually being rewritten by new evidence or better analysis of old evidence. I wish the rest of human society operated this way.
I mean... What survives. It's subject to bureaucracy too tho :/
@@StonedtotheBones13 Sure. And nepotism and corporatism and all of that. But even with all of the bad influences, it still represents a MECHANISM for getting through all of that eventually.
instead, other parts of society point to the continual refinement process as proof that science is super-dumb and wrong.
@@patreekotime4578 well yes and no. What I more meant was how Europe went through the dark ages, and yes also that victor writes the history thing. Where much of human history has been irrevocably lost due to science being destroyed and banned (i.e. library of Alexandria and a lot of early gender science was done in Germany before WW2, respectively).
01:38 Can we take a moment to appreciate the absolute chad who actually put "prawn chip stage" on their diagram.
Amazing stuff. Thanks Raptor Chatter. ❤
Outstandingly well explained, sweet and to the point, thank you.
Hee hee! I had the RUclips robo-CC on. I didn't know that cnidarians were really Nigerians! Excellent and informative video as always.
Right now I’m in the works to get the written permission to donate a fossil of what the museum and I believe is the first segmented Arthropleura found in the Appellation basin, 😮 I live in Turtle Creek Pennsylvania and the shale it’s from is Grafton limestone or could be Ames but this could be huge 😮 and I also have been finding footprints from animals from the Ames and Grafton. 😊 Carboniferous is an awesome time period
That's super neat! I know there's fossils from NA which suggest that the early Appalachians and the mountains of northern Scotland had similar fauna (they were one range at the time to be fair) but having some from more places is always good!
@@RaptorChatter I have been looking around western Pa and eastern Ohio. If you don’t have the app already get Rockd, it will tell you what the formation you’re in but you will still need a chart to break down the horizons
Callaghan, March 2023 Review is came out on Apirl. About Mamenchisaurus Sinocanadorum had a longest neck, Gnathovorax, and few other March Scientific Papers.
I actually just went to mazon fossil hunting site last month. I found a 5 gal bucket of fossils which im still in the process of cleaning and cracking open. I was a really good time!
Good luck with the rest of it!
I heading there in 2 weeks its about an hr from mazon creek!
Love the channel keep it up
I heard a lot of people say Tullymonstrum was fully saltwater.
Very interesting!
Stella ashtray
Cool
How do clams have sex?
Very clumsy, I suppose. 😉
When a German word has an "a" it is very often pronounced like an "ä" and when a German word has an "ä" it is almost unfailingly pronounced like an "a". It is "Lagerstätte", not "Lagerstatte".
No, no need to tell us when this was, I love guessing games. But how in hell do I know id a guess is right or wrong? I s'pose it doesn't ever matter on the internet.
Raptor Chatter always puts sources in the descriptions of his videos. Two clicks will get you to the paper directly, which shows it was published March 08, 2023 👍
@@raffishrabbit I see that link now, I didn't know we had to click to be able to see all that you had written. Thank you.
BUT, yes, there is always a but isn't there. But what do you men that it is dangerous to go alone? Do I need a guide to get me through it ? With my computer skills that answer is probably yes.
End Carboniferous, start of the permian. Goodbye giant bugs, hello amniote egg layers. What threw me was the Tully Monster; for some reason I had it firmly lodged in my head that it was precambrian.
😂 this gave me a headache trying to read and understand the meaning
Interesting stuff, worst shirt on the internet : )