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š3 of 3 posts Day 3: The Art of Fossil Preservation Morning: Conclude your adventure with a personalized Fossil Preparation Master Class. Spend 1ā3 hours mastering professional techniques to clean and preserve your treasures. Prefer expert help? Take advantage of preparation services to ensure your fossils are ready for display. Each night, your specimens will be moved to a controlled environment for processing and retention. Specimens that donāt require further processing will be trimmed to specimen size (Boxed and packed) for you to take with you or have shipped to you later. For specimens you choose to have prepared by us, a detailed inventory will be created, and a knowledgeable guide at the quarry will provide a full breakdown of preparation costs. --- Reserve Your Spot Today This exclusive adventure blends education, excitement, and relaxation for an unforgettable experience. Whether youāre a budding paleontologist or simply curious about the prehistoric world, the Green River Formation Fossil Dig Adventure promises extraordinary discoveries and lifelong memories. #fossils #fossil #paleontology #geology #dinosaurs #evolution #nature #science #fossilhunting #prehistoric #tourism #jurassic #fossilhunter #wyoming #guide #privateguide #rocks #fossiladdict #palaeontology #fish #fishing #naturalhistory #greenriverformation #paleontologist #fossilhunting #kemmererwyoming #geologyrocks #digfossils #naturalhistory #fyp
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James Washington III explains what it takes for "perfect fossil preservation." Come explore our world-class collection of Fossils in the Morian Hall of Paleontology #fossils #paleontology #naturalhistory #museumtok #houstonmuseum
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Happy Shanidar 1 day. Never forget that love is in the very fabric of our genus. #paleontology #mindblown #neanderthal #fossils #archeology #solongandthanksforallthefish
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Diadectes, the Earth's first great plant-eaters šæ Diadectes arrived around the Late Carboniferous, Early Permian. Diadectes could attack plants at ground level and below. The shovel-like claws let the animal excavate down into the soil to reachroots and tubers. #planteater #paleontology #ifelldown #houstonmuseum #fyp #CapCut
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Things I did in December 2024: Started quasi-seriously lifting weights Got my first tattoo (itās a life size Velociraptor claw!) Asked an underwear company for a sponsorship ācause I thought itād be fun. Excited to see what January brings :) Iām wearing the 6ā boxer briefs, essentials soft bra, and short sleeve t shirt by TomboyX, in the DinoByte print. #funfacts #dinosaurs #paleontology #mindblown #OOTD #butch @tomboyx
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Island Evolution: Creteās Dwarves #sciencetok #biology #evolution #animals #elephant #hippo #dwarf #giant #crete #greece #island #LearnOnTikTok #edutok #stem #paleontology #prehistory #ancient #history
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An ancient kansas city ocean #sciencetok #science #geology #askscience #explore #kansas #missouri #kansascity #fossil #paleontology #evolution
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Happy New Year, everyone! As we eagerly anticipate the upcoming paleo-tourism season starting in late May, we are thrilled to share the exciting work we do here at In Stone Fossils. One of the most common questions we get asked is, "Do we get to keep it if we find something rare?" Our answer is simple: 99% of what you discover with us is not considered rare, and the 1% that might be classified as rare will be preserved for public retention, ensuring that the world can study and learn from it. This dedication to contributing to science is something most of our clients deeply understand and appreciate. Weāre often asked about the possibility of finding rare specimens, and we want to make it clear that if something truly monumental were to be discovered, it would already be in the hands of professionals long before you ever reached commercial quarries. In over 50 years of operation, no one has ever found a crocodile or a large turtle that they could keepāthis idea is more of a marketing illusion. Having run a commercial quarry ourselves for many years, we know this well. Now, weāre excited to focus on the future of paleontology and collaborate with the scientific community. This year, weāve made some significant strides, including providing specimens like a bat, a bird, and a salamander to the state of Wyoming for public retention. These contributions are a part of preserving the scientific record for future generations. One of our proudest moments this year was when a bird specimen was discovered by a tourist group. Their excitement knowing it would go into public retention, not private hands, was incredibly heartening. These are the kinds of experiences we cherish, and we are so grateful to have clients who understand the importance of their role in furthering paleontological discovery. If you're passionate about paleontology and want to be a part of this thrilling journey, come experience it firsthand! Book your next tour with us and contribute to the advancement of science. Letās make history together! #experience #explore #exciting #driven #fun #greenriverformation #fossil #fyp #fossils #paleontology #paleontological #fossiltour #fossilhunting #science
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This is as metaphorical as you want it to be. #evolution #science #religion #paleontology #mindblown
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The Dinosaurs went extinct around 66mya due to volcanic activity and an asteroid strike. But some, in the form of birds, survived. So why didnāt the birds become dominant predators and effectively bring back the dinosaurs? Well, in some cases, they kind of did. Letās talk about it #Paleopedia #dino #dinosaur #dinotok #dinosaurtiktok #fossil #fossils #fossiltok #fossilhunting #paleo #paleotok #paleontology #paleontologytiktok #evolution #prehistoricplanet #prehistoric
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If youāve ever wondered what discovering an extraordinarily rare species looks like, here it is. Hadrodus was first discovered by just a single pre-maxilla in 1857. The next Hadrodus specimen we know of was found in Kansas, by Othniel Charles Marsh himself, in 1872. That specimen is just a pre-maxilla, splenials, and a few broken skull bits. It was then a WHOLE CENTURY later when the third Hadrodus was discovered, this time a partial skeleton in Alabama, described in 1970. In 1986, the next (and last) Hadrodus skeleton that we know of was discovered and described, again in Alabama. Thatās it. The pre-maxilla I discovered in 2021 was already enough to warrant a paper, but now we might have more on our hands. Stay tuned for updates (if there is more in the ground š¤š¤) and the associated research exploring Hadrodus to come in the future! . . . #paleontology #fossilhunting #fossils #fossil #hadrodus #palaeontology #geology
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This discovery is one hell of a way to say goodbye. Iāll see yāall soon on ig and yt- thanks for making my time here so special, I feel nothing but gratitude š«¶. Link to my other socials in my bio . . . #paleontology #fossils #fossilhunting #palaeontology #geology #fossil
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