Fossils and Other Living Things

Ruminations on paleontology and life by an amateur at both

Showing posts with label Permian extinction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Permian extinction. Show all posts
Sunday, March 31, 2019

When Glossopteris Missed the Spring

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Late in the Permian Period, springtime had clearly changed in what is now the Sydney Basin (New South Wales, Australia).  No longer did fore...
Friday, October 4, 2013

Patrick Principle(s)

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My father “influenced me to realize that the most important things in life [are] to understand the natural world and . . . to be kind to my...
Thursday, March 4, 2010

Classical Gas

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In which the blogger ponders breaking wind, benefits of a toxic gas, mass extinctions (ah, the paleontological link), and taking blood press...
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Tony Edger
Enduring interest in science in general, paleontology in particular. Not reflected in my BA and MA in History, with an MAT thrown in. I am posting under a pseudonym to keep my various worlds apart.
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