For today‘s #FossilFriday, we celebrate the start of our collaboration @naturmusee with Urweltmuseum Geoskop during their excavation in the latest Carboniferous of Rhineland-Palatinate. Never seen so many myriapod fossils before!

For today‘s #FossilFriday, meet our two new rock stars from the Cretaceous of Japan, starfish Coulonia hokahira and brittle star Ophiozonella tumidasquama. Happy to have contributed to this exciting study available at doi.org/10.2517/PR220020 @naturmusee

Special #FossilFriday treat: remember the Jurassic vampire squids we discovered in SW-Luxembourg during our #LostOceanDigging one year ago? Their fossil ink was used for a stunning piece of art by Natalia Slioutova-Hansen, currently on display @naturmusee

Revisited the Transition Now exhibition at #ellergronn during the pleasant event “En Daag an der Natur”. Happy to have contributed to this inspiring exhibition. The basement features @naturmusée fossils from the Minette area and an ichthyosaur carcass in an extraordinary setting.

Rainbow geology in the Triassic of #Luxembourg. Currently prospecting terrestrial to brackish deposits, looking for tetrapod remains. @naturmusee

We had a blast at today‘s LuxCon, talking about the science of sea monsters. Planet Earth is, in fact, home to creatures that challenge the wildest imagination, hiding in plain sight. Long live the cross-pollination between research and creativity! @naturmusee #luxcon #fandom

FossilFriday @naturmusee Looks like freshly washed on the beach: fantastic fossils of a new brittle-star species from the Pliocene of Japan. Grateful to have been able to contribute to this exciting study doi.org/10.2517/PR220028 #FossilFriday #brittlestars

After 183 Million years in the underground, the ink of an extinct squid excavated during our #LostOceanDigging in SW-Luxembourg was transformed into a first piece of art. More to come! @naturmusee instagram.com/p/Co2-Nghtmn4/…

Beyond excited that our brittle-star photo made it on the cover of Geology! Check out our paper on early clade evolution in the Paleozoic deep sea: pubs.geoscienceworld.org/gsa… @Musée national d'histoire naturelle Luxembourg - natur musée #brittlestars

Happy and proud to have contributed to a study on brittle-star microfossils from a drill core from Chiba, Japan, in collaboration with pupils of the „Gunma Prefectural Ota Girls‘ High School Earth Science Research Club“. #WomenInScience #STEMeducation @naturmusee

Thank you 10TONS! @naturmusee

Remember our #LostOceanDigging in Bascharage, #Luxembourg, earlier this year? Some of the fish fossils just returned from preparation @naturmusee. Enjoy those Jurassic fishy faces!

One of the two new species of #fossil elcanid grasshoppers from the Lower Jurassic of Luxembourg just published in Kentiana with Sam W. Heads and Jacob Tamarri from @UofIllinois, and the moment of discovery by the namesake person at the Sanem prison construction site @naturmusee

A little sour… 😂🦖🦕 instagram.com/p/Cjn5mYnt8tZ/…

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Fossil bonanza in Lower Devonian freshwater deposits: sea scorpions, armoured fish, plenty of early land plants, and most importantly: fantastic field work with great people! @naturmusee

Today we started a 4-day excavation in the Lower Devonian of northern Luxembourg. Cross your fingers for sea scorpion, jawless fish and terrestrial arthropod fossils! @naturmusee