Stephanie Drumheller-Horton

Stephanie Drumheller-Horton

The University of Tennessee

Assistant Adjunct Professor, Lecturer, Earth and Planetary Sciences

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Kind of a silly request, but I personally like the other version of our group shot.
Sep 06, 2017
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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I think maybe delete the last sentence. We've done the phylogenetic analysis, and talk about its relationship with Paluxysuchus above, so this seems contradictory.
Sep 06, 2017
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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"crocodyliforms" not crocodilians
Sep 06, 2017
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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capitalize Earth
Sep 06, 2017
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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"thanks in part"
Sep 06, 2017
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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It's the inside surface of a piece of turtle shell, where the vertebrae fuse to the carapace. Here's a picture of the inside of a modern(ish) shell as an example: http://museum2.utep.edu/archive/culture/turtleshell.jpg
Aug 04, 2016
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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Many thanks! I'll be back at McClung's event again this year. Always happy to chat about crocs, dinosaurs, and other fossils.
May 03, 2016
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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We'd love to have you! Please contact arlingtonarchosaursite@gmail.com for more information, or you can check out the site's Facebook page and website about volunteering opportunities.
Apr 22, 2016
The Arlington Archosaur Site: a unique Cretaceous ecosystem and urban fossil dig
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