Our work on the histology and mineralization patterns of 3 Devonian chondrichthyan taxa from Morocco is finally out now! I am very happy to share this work and hope there will be more to come about early shark tooth histology!
Thanks to all my co-authors, especially Hector Botella!
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Posts by Merle Greif
‼️⏰One week to go! The countdown for the 18th #ISELV has started!
📅See the scheduled talks on our programme and abstract book.
🌐Can't come in person? Register for online attendance!
🔗All information available on our website, link in bio.
Photograph of a motorcycle parked in the Moroccan desert. The bold text at the top of the image reads: "Abstract submission deadline 31st october" (c: Time Haye 2024)
‼️Attention early #vertebrate enthusiasts‼️
📝Submit your #abstract for the 18th #ISELV before 23:59 (UTC+1) on Fri 31st Oct
🌐Please follow the #submission instructions provided here: sites.google.com/view/iselv-1...
🦈We look forward to receiving your contributions!
Two birds sitting on a hillside in the Moroccan desert. The bold text in the background says “Early bird registration, 5 days”.
‼️Chirp, chirp‼️
🐣Early bird registration for the 18th ISELV closes in 5 DAYS!
📆Make sure you register before September 30th for lower fees!
🌐Follow this link: sites.google.com/view/iselv-1...
‼️Registration for the 18th ISELV is now open!‼️
🌐Follow this link to save your spot now! sites.google.com/view/iselv-1...
🚨Early bird deadline is 31 Sept
🐟Join us in Morocco for some fishy business!
The fossilised teeth 🦷 of a prehistoric 🦈 shark reveal how this apex predator caught and ate its prey. 👇
@merlegreif.bsky.social
New #ScienceCommunication website blog from me. Here, I reflect on a framework inferring ecological traits from shark teeth from my PhD & look at 2 fascinating studies that took it further than even I thought possible 🦈
Give it a read here:
www.drjackacooper.com/writing/new-...
Palaeontologists looking for fossils at the Devonian locality of Hamar Laghdad, aka. the "Red Cliff".
Two palaeontologists looking at an elevated rock face and taking notes. In the background, a group of five camels passes by a dry river bed in at the foot of the hill.
A group of palaeontologists making their way down the "Red Cliff", the Hamar Laghdad fossil site.
Palaeontolgists sitting on a hill site at Hamar Laghdad, the "Red Cliff".
📢 ISELV field trips in #Morocco! ⛰️⛏️🪨🦴
Our first field trip (29/01-02/02) will take you through #Mesozoic sites in the Western Atlas! 🦖🦎
The second field trip (09-14/02) will focus on the iconic #Devonian sites of the Anti-Atlas! 🐟🦈
Registration is coming soon!
#palaeontology #fossil #vertebrate
‼️To all early vertebrate enthusiasts‼️
The 18th International Symposium on Early and Lower Vertebrates #ISELV will be held in Berrechid, Morocco on 3-8 February 2026! 🐟🦈🦎🦴
We look forward to hosting you there!
For more info, see our website (link in bio)
#fish #vertebrate #palaeontology #fossils
Delighted to have the first paper of my PhD published today in @peerj.bsky.social on a wonderful lungfish tooth plate from Morocco 🐟🦷! With @draliceclement.bsky.social, @merlegreif.bsky.social, & colleagues. peerj.com/articles/193...
As my very first post here on Bluesky I am happy to share our article in Royal Society about tooth wear and diet in the large Devonian chondrichthyan Ctenacanthus concinnus from Morocco
royalsocietypublishing.org/doi/10.1098/...