A lovely visit from Prof. Kate Trinajstic to work with the Flinders fish people for a few days #palaeontology #FlindersPalaeo

Honours student research proposal talks today. Thomas Turner talking Gogo crustaceans, and Jim Newbould im Cenozoic lungfish tooth plates. Both did a great job! #FlindersPalaeo @flindersuniversity.bsky.social

This long weekend was a lovely excuse to get the fish crew all together for a BBQ (and some very tasty cake from Jim!) #FlindersPalaeo #palaeontology Fishy, fishy, fishy! 🐟

Deciphering Cainocara enigma from the Late Devonian Gogo Formation, Australia The Late Devonian Gogo Formation, Western Australia, preserves a diverse collection of Frasnian vertebrates, including the most diverse assemblage of lungfishes (Sarcopterygii, Dipnoi) from any geolog...

Enigmatic indeed! New paper out today, led by my wonderful (then 3rd year) student Hannah Thiele on “Deciphering Cainocara enigma from the Late #Devonian #Gogo Formation, Australia” #FlindersPalaeo

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