Fossilworks was shut down around 2022 and now links to the Paleobiology Database.
Fossilworks is in maintenace and paleobiodb only gives me limestone in my area
10/10 will look at it again
Is it possible to do something like this for native American tribes as well?
This is cool but it shows where tribes are now, not where they were before removal.
That is at least really interesting thank you
There’s also Whose Land.
Thank you I'll check it out.
Not quite as advertised. Just a list of relevant fossil sites and publications. Very useful for a researcher, I’m sure, but not just a list of species for your area.
Did Lemmy Science Memes give fossilworks.org the hug of death or was this posted somewhere big today too?
searching my country, browsing collections
| Stylophora | |
| Mitrata - Kirkocystidae | Anatifopsis sp. |
| Artiopoda | |
| Lichida - | Lichida indet. |
| Trinucleida - Raphiophoridae | Lonchodomas sp. |
| Asaphida - Remopleurididae | Remopleurides sp. |
so are these... dinosaurs? What am I looking at?
I live about 10 miles from where the first Stegosaurus was found, which also means there was Apatosaurus, Camarasaurus, Allosaurus, T. Rex, Triceratops, Brontosaurus/Brachiosaurus, etc
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