The Paleo Secret Recipes

Previous pinner: Had this print of very famous fossil framed-Went to this museum as a kid Source by pattyflagler

RARE PRAYING MANTIS IN AMBER Mantodea order Oligocene La Toca Mines, near Santiago, Dominican Republic Source by europeanatheart

Marine Reptile Miscellany by PaleoGuy on DeviantArt Source by ervinq

dinosaur notebook – paleontology gift – blue and gold journal – geek notebook – 9×6 sketchbook – coptic bound journal – handmade notebook by WhitePigeonBindery on Etsy Source by WhitePigeonBindery

Same Artist as "Dapper Dinosaurs." Note that Pterosaurs and Dinosaurs were two totally Different classes of Reptiles. (Although, one group of the Latter did become our Birds of today.) Source by markbrackney106

Letter Paleontology: 3 hands on dinosaur letter activities Source by ninjacoder

Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus Jaws Source by nelsonbass99

Lamb Sausage, Hasselback Potato & Candied Turnips w/ Whisky Cream Sauce Source by cakegirl5

Paleo diet chicken biryani recipe in tamil My attempt on making chicken biryani in paleo version. It has really stood out in the taste . Please do try and let us know about your thoughts in the comments section.. Paleo diet chicken biryani recipe in tamil Put Yourself On The Road To Better Nutrition You don’t have to be a dietitian to… Read More » The post Paleo diet chicken biryani recipe in tamil appeared first on 17 Days Paleo Menu . 17dayspaleomenu.c… -.. Source by www17dayspaleomenucom

Coco choco | PALEO snack recipe in Tamil | paleo diet recipes Source by handyshowto

Gigantoraptor erlianensis from the Gobi Desert by Mohamad Haghani Source by Kosmoceratopsian

What is and isn't a Dinosaur. This is important to know, people. Don't mess this up. Source by jcoschigano

An artist's rendition of the smallest Pterosaur fossil found in China in 2008. Source by blueheronyarns

Rhamphorhynchus was a pterosaur, an extinct flying reptile. It had a wingspan up to 5.75 feet (1.75m) wide. It had a diamond-shaped flap of skin at the end of its long, thin, pointed tail. This meat-eater had long, narrow jaws with sharp teeth that pointed outwards. It had tiny legs. Source by annewilliams

Spinosaurus Source by kamilaleonczyk

BBC – Walking With Dinosaurs Special Sea Monsters.jpg 400×300 pixels Source by bezweifeln

Brachiosaurus by Jerry LoFaro, Source by Supersnapdragon

Harpactozanthopsis Crab Fossil Source by BonnieKoenig

Hadrosaurs Heads – Anatotitan, Kritosaurus, Saurolophus Lambeosaurus, Parasaurolophus and Corythosaurus – by Hawkwood Source by dranelli

twitter.com/ Most beautiful feathered triceratops depiction I’ve seen Source by daniellepruitt6

Sphenodiscus lenticularis, Fox Hills Formation, South Dakota Late Cretaceous (~ 70 mya) Both sides of this handsome specimen display the extraordinarily intricate suture patterns that are characteristic of this species. Also evident is part of the beautifully iridescent nacreous layer Source by WandaMarie1

Scientists have extracted marrow from the bones of frogs and salamanders that died 10 million years ago in the muddy swamps of north-eastern Spain. The soft tissue may yield traces of protein and DNA, researchers report in the journal Geology. Bone marrow is the tissue that fills the centre of large bones, acting as a factory for producing new platelets and red and white blood cells. Source by jmcewan1220

Pachycephalosaurus (dinosaurio marginocéfalo del Cretácico, 68MA) (Vlad Konstantinov) Source by hometalkshane2

The Pleistocene Epoch seen here 50 thousand years ago was a time when glaciers blanketed vast expanses of the northern and south hemispheres. Cold periods or ice ages alternated between warm periods during this time. Mammals adapted to the cold and other new environments and took on new forms such as the mammoths and mastodons of North America and Siberia; Diprotodon in Australia the largest marsupial ever to have lived; and giant ground sloths and armadillos called glyptodonts in South America. Source by tiffbright3

Ah, yes. Nothing like a more *realistic* "LbT" to get you through they Day. Source by markbrackney106

Fossil Fish Mural Source by cavedigger364

Anomalocaris, the terror of the Cambrian seas, is an extinct genus of anomalocaridid, a carnivore thought to be closely related to ancestral arthropods Source by blueblzzrd

Gorgon proto-mammal — houston museum of natural science USA Source by BonnieKoenig

Marsupial lion – proteins may hold key to megafauna Source by chlumber

Termite Swarm with Mammal Hair in Dominican Amber, Oligocene Source by razzberry2

Dave the juvenile #Sinornithosaurus by ~Dinomaniac Source by christianryan14

Fósil de estrella de mar. Www.geologyin.com Source by lorihamer3

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"World's Biggest Dinosaur" Found In Argentina —- the dinosaur would have been 130 feet long and 65 feet tall. Source by myfriendali

Teropodos II por REXISTO Source by srjoe

"Does your school have an area for outdoor exploration? How do you use the outdoor environment to enhance your program?" The Curious Kindergarten ≈≈ Source by kinderooacademy

Artist of the Day: William Stout Source by nominationkean

Siluriano terzo periodo del Paleozoico. In foto: Pterygotus, Acantode, Brontoscorpio e Bothriolephis. Source by dinosciencenews

Rhamphoryncus Source by boynak

Pteranodon Source by tkoniak

Snack for an Empress by Herschel-Hoffmeyer Source by nelsonbass99

I've also gotten the question, "Is that the one with rocks?" No, that's geology. Educate yourselves! Source by thornrosequeen

size of an ancient Megalodon compared to a modern day Great White shark. Source by vinobobareno

Postosuchus by DinoEsculturas. Source by paleomarcjones

This frog trapped in amber dates back to approximately 230 million years ago. Wonderful. via Sciene Fanpage FB Source by liindsaay

Dinosaur Paleontology Journal. Dinosaurs, paleontology, and archaeology are fun topics for the little ones! This printable journal will go great with your lesson plan. Source by hhanel

Mosasaurus "breakfast" Source by eileenmchenry26

UK fossils including British ammonites – Fossils Direct Source by sheshina_katy

"Gastornis parisiensis by R.N. Leaubellon on ArtStation." Google search: "Gastornis is an extinct genus of large flightless birds that lived during the late Paleocene and Eocene epochs of the Cenozoic era. Wikipedia." Source by slp42hou

Fossil insect Big SNIPE FLY Rhagionidae inclusion in Natural BALTIC AMBER stone Source by hamedalksour